724-746-1900
Plan Room
- Project Details
- Owner:
Municipality of Mt. Lebanon
- Value:
$2 Million
- Location:
Mt. Lebanon, PA
- Web:
- Services:
General Contractor
- Architect:
Mt. Lebanon Municipal Building
Historical restoration of a three-story, 80-year-old Art Deco building that houses township offices as well as a 911 Regional Dispatch Center.
A gateway to the business district in Mt. Lebanon, the facility’s new design features a pedestrian-friendly storefront that compliments adjacent businesses.
The building team removed segments of a previous renovation that took place during the 1970s. This included restoring the full ceiling height and unsealing a number of windows to increase natural light and ventilation.
A terrazzo floor, along with original aluminum light fixtures, were restored in the lobby and Tax Offices.
Even while Nello performed heavy demolition, the 911 Center stayed in operation 24/7.
The entire building was made accessible through the addition of an elevator, ramps, and fire stairs.
Energy efficient MEP systems were added to update the building and reduce energy consumption.
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Mt. Lebanon Municipal Building
- Project Details
- Owner:
Municipality of Mt. Lebanon
- Value:
$2 Million
- Location:
Mt. Lebanon, PA
- Web:
- Services:
General Contractor
- Architect:
Historical restoration of a three-story, 80-year-old Art Deco building that houses township offices as well as a 911 Regional Dispatch Center.
A gateway to the business district in Mt. Lebanon, the facility’s new design features a pedestrian-friendly storefront that compliments adjacent businesses.
The building team removed segments of a previous renovation that took place during the 1970s. This included restoring the full ceiling height and unsealing a number of windows to increase natural light and ventilation.
A terrazzo floor, along with original aluminum light fixtures, were restored in the lobby and Tax Offices.
Even while Nello performed heavy demolition, the 911 Center stayed in operation 24/7.
The entire building was made accessible through the addition of an elevator, ramps, and fire stairs.
Energy efficient MEP systems were added to update the building and reduce energy consumption.