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High Concrete Group is starting an $8 million expansion of its Denver plant that could create 50 to 70 jobs, the company announced Wednesday.
High Concrete president John “J.” Seroky said the year-long project, which he described as a manufacturing “revitalization,” will help it meet growing demand for its architectural precast concrete.
Seroky said the expansion will boost High Concrete’s architectural-precast manufacturing capacity and efficiency, lower the site’s carbon footprint and improve working conditions.
High Concrete Group produced the exterior for the iconic 1200 Intrepid office building
High Concrete President J. Seroky (right) with Nelson Longenecker of Four Seasons Produce
Transporting | A New Idea for Workforce Development
"We're trying to meet people where they are," said John (J.) Seroky, President, High Concrete Group LLC, about a new transportation partnership to bring co-workers from Lancaster to High's Denver, PA precast concrete plant.
From LancasterOnline
High Concrete Group and Four Seasons Produce are large employers in northern Lancaster County that have trouble recruiting entry-level workers for late-night and early-morning shifts.
About 20 miles to the south, meanwhile, are Lancaster city residents who might be interested in working for one of the companies.
But there’s a problem matching job openings with job candidates. Many city residents don’t have a car or even a driver’s license. And the Ephrata bus route ends miles short of both workplaces.
High co-workers place concrete into a precast form
Nassau County Police 8th Precinct
Nassau County Police 8th Precinct Earns PCI All Precast Special Award
The Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute recently announced the winning projects in the 2019 PCI Design Awards program. Earning special recognition was a project produced by High Concrete Group LLC.
All Precast Concrete Solution Award
Nassau County Police, 8th Precinct
Bethpage, New York
The project was one of 17 recognized by a panel of industry judges for excellence in design in transportation and building categories.
The dramatic, curved architectural facade of 1200 Intrepid takes first place in ACI Excellence Awards
The American Concrete Institute (ACI) recognized High Concrete Group LLC at its annual ACI Excellence in Concrete Construction Awards. The precast company produced the innovative architectural precast concrete system for 1200 Intrepid, the office building that claimed the top prize in the Mid-Rise Buildings category.
1200 Intrepid won against an impressive group of 13 other outstanding entrants from the U.S., France, Canada, and Qatar. The award was presented at the ACI’s 2018 Awards Gala in Las Vegas, https://youtu.be/tjeEoFjj--U.
Bob Pabst accepts the ACI Award for Excellence
An augmented reality model viewed by HoloLens
Augmented reality: For High Concrete, smart glasses reveal a better picture
From Central Penn Business Journal
3D specialist Tom Beam explains how Microsoft HoloLens helps architects design better buildings.
Mayor Robert Donchez, Senator Lisa Boscola and other dignitaries gather Wednesday, Nov. 29, 2017 for the dedication of a 626-spot garage in south Bethlehem. The garage at New and Third streets has been billed as jumpstarting redevelopment in that section of the South Side Business District. The $17.4 million is connected to a six-story office building under construction next to it. That office building will be home to offices for St. Luke’s University Health Network and Lehigh University. There will also be first-floor commercial space. Motorists can sign up for monthly parking passes for the garage. It costs $65 a spot. The parking authority leases 180 spots to the developer for his tenants.
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The Morning Call
Lancaster Online October 23rd, 2017
High Concrete in Denver making big precast panels for Statue of Liberty Museum
From LancasterOnline
Helping to construct a museum on tiny Liberty Island, home of the Statue of Liberty, is not an ordinary task.
That’s why the project’s designers turned to a company that’s demonstrated extraordinary skills — High Concrete Group.
Under a $2.9 million contract, Denver-based High Concrete is producing and erecting 144 pieces, mostly architectural precast concrete panels, for the striking building.
“We have a reputation of taking on sophisticated and complex projects...,” said President J. Seroky. “I think they looked at us because we have experience with challenging projects similar to the one they have.”
The Statue of Liberty — Ellis Island Foundation, with the support of the National Park Service, is building the 26,000-square-foot museum on the 14.7-acre island.
Liberty Island remains open to visitors during the construction of the $70 million museum, set to open in 2019.
When High Concrete Group was asked to help bring an 8547 sq m (92,000 sq h) office building at 1200 Intrepid Avenue to life, it was up for the challenge. Later, they were also rewarded for their work as this project received the 2016 Harry H. Edwards Industry Advancement Award from the PCI Institute. Located at the Navy Yard's Corporate Center in Philadelphia, a master-planned development within the Navy Yard encompassing approximately 125,400 sq m (1.35 million sq h), the Intrepid building is constructed entirely of flat concrete planks. Each piece is set at an angle, so the composition gradually becomes a curving wall with mesmerizing optical effects that make the front wall appear as though it is falling to the ground like a row of dominos. Three sides of the structure are conventional flat walls, while the east facade has a variety of radii, ranging from just over 98 m (320 h) at the ground floor to just over 2,713 m (8,900 h) at the parapet of the roof.
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