The Empire State Building recently contracted with Lutron Electronics, based in Coopersburg, to provide sustainable lighting control solutions in pre-built tenant spaces throughout the building.
Five years in the making, a group of Pittsburgh's brightest minds have met the Living Building Challenge.
Next season, Citizens Bank Parks will run � at least indirectly � on electricity generated in Lancaster County, where the state's largest solar project just got underway.
H�rmann Flexon, a German door maker, broke ground on a 68,000-square-foot facility in Burgettstown. The plant will open next summer and eventually employ about 65, up from 30. It could grow to 220,000 square feet, accommodating a workforce of 100.
Scranton's new Geisinger-Community Medical Center (G-CMC) is moving fast to enhance clinical programs, increase physician recruitment, expand and improve facilities, and implement new information systems, adding jobs and physical developments.
They're building banjos, walking on the trapeze and reclaiming cemeteries, and they all come here to get the tools they need.
�If we build it, they will come� could be the mantra at the Scranton Lackawanna Industrial Building Company (SLIBCO), where speculative buildings continue to rise despite a lackluster economy.
This week, we learn that Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania has opened its coffers to several more early-stage firms that show promise.
Arkansas-based J.B. Hunt Transport Services has put down roots in Harrisburg with a new, green facility and the promise of about 30 new jobs.
Lancaster is moving forward with a new identity: a jewel of urban renewal in south-central PA that resonates across the country.