The York-based architectural firm also designed the 1741 Club for the stadium, as well as the Monarch and Solomon Suites.
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The Pennsylvania State Capitol Complex, York Central Market, and the 1741 Club were recently recognized by the Central Penn Business Journal. Murphy & Dittenhafer Architects did design work on all three of them.
The new academic building – set to be completed this spring – will have a very strong identity as a unique place where exciting things happen, according to Murphy & Dittenhafer Architects.
Work in many of these projects stems “from the more humanistic side of design,” says one of the firm’s Architectural Designers.
The goal is to hold dedication on Veterans Day 2020.
The advantage in having both the architectural component and the interiors component in the same office is that “there is a lot of design collaboration from the beginning,” says Associate and Lead Interior Designer Lisa Clemens.