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Lackawanna County Gateway Center
Lackawanna County Gateway Center
Jefferson Avenue, Scranton, PA, United States
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Lackawanna County Gateway Center
Jefferson Avenue, Scranton, PA, United States
DxDempsey’s commitment to thoughtful,
sustainable architecture brought them to the attention of the Lackawanna County
Commissioners who wanted to create a one-stop “gateway center” for people to
conduct county government business.
Working with the Commissioners’ vision,
DxDempsey crafted a modern insertion in the former Pennsylvania Gas and Water
Building in Scranton, PA. The design respects the historic character of the
building by leaving it largely intact and creates an open and transparent
atmosphere that reflects the philosophy of county
government.
Daylight harvesting is just one of the
eco-innovations DxDempsey is using in the new center. Rapidly renewable items
like bamboo and recycled or recyclable materials such as aluminum and eco-carpet
tiles also play a major role in the design. FSC (Forest Stewardship Council)
certified wood is used throughout the Gateway Center. The project is a
candidate for LEED Commercial Interiors
certification.
sustainable architecture brought them to the attention of the Lackawanna County
Commissioners who wanted to create a one-stop “gateway center” for people to
conduct county government business.
Working with the Commissioners’ vision,
DxDempsey crafted a modern insertion in the former Pennsylvania Gas and Water
Building in Scranton, PA. The design respects the historic character of the
building by leaving it largely intact and creates an open and transparent
atmosphere that reflects the philosophy of county
government.
Daylight harvesting is just one of the
eco-innovations DxDempsey is using in the new center. Rapidly renewable items
like bamboo and recycled or recyclable materials such as aluminum and eco-carpet
tiles also play a major role in the design. FSC (Forest Stewardship Council)
certified wood is used throughout the Gateway Center. The project is a
candidate for LEED Commercial Interiors
certification.
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