Camden, NJ is undergoing a multi-phased, mixed-use redevelopment that will reshape the Camden waterfront while infusing the city economy with a variety of new jobs and long-term residents. The site consists of multiple office towers, luxury apartments, a hotel, a waterfront park including the former RCA pier, and more. There will be approximately 1.44 million-sf of office space; 188 residential units; a 180-room hotel; and approximately 17,557-sf of retail space. Dedicated multilevel and on-street parking totally approximately 4,000 spaced will be provided with the project. One of the two office high-rises will become home for Conner Strong, The Michaels Organization, and NFI Industries, and includes a rooftop heliport. A five-story facility will be occupied by New Jersey American Water as their new headquarters. The redevelopment provides significant improvements through the implementation of sustainable design methods to failing utility infrastructure, roadways and intersections to improve vehicle and pedestrian access and circulation, and to sanitary and storm sewer infrastructure to reduce existing flooding conditions. Plans also include remediation of residual contamination associated with historic fill and historical industrial site uses. Pennoni was retained by Liberty Property Trust to provide civil/land development, survey, geotechnical, environmental, traffic, special inspections and construction engineering testing services for the project.
Camden, NJ is undergoing a multi-phased, mixed-use redevelopment that will reshape the Camden waterfront while infusing the city economy with a variety of new jobs and long-term residents. The site consists of multiple office towers, luxury apartments, a hotel, a waterfront park including the former RCA pier, and more. There will be approximately 1.44 million-sf of office space; 188 residential units; a 180-room hotel; and approximately 17,557-sf of retail space. Dedicated multilevel and on-street parking totally approximately 4,000 spaced will be provided with the project. One of the two office high-rises will become home for Conner Strong, The Michaels Organization, and NFI Industries, and includes a rooftop heliport. A five-story facility will be occupied by New Jersey American Water as their new headquarters. The redevelopment provides significant improvements through the implementation of sustainable design methods to failing utility infrastructure, roadways and intersections to improve vehicle and pedestrian access and circulation, and to sanitary and storm sewer infrastructure to reduce existing flooding conditions. Plans also include remediation of residual contamination associated with historic fill and historical industrial site uses. Pennoni was retained by Liberty Property Trust to provide civil/land development, survey, geotechnical, environmental, traffic, special inspections and construction engineering testing services for the project.