Lancaster County Convention Center - Project Partners

Project Partners

  • Cooper Carry, Inc.: Atlanta, Georgia architectural firm contracted to design the LCCC and Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square.
  • George K. Baum & Company: A West Conshohocken-based advisory firm under contract to assist the LCCCA with financial matters.
  • High Associates, Ltd.: Master developer of the Lancaster County Convention Center and the Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square
  • High Construction Company: The Lancaster-based construction manager for the Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square.
  • Interstate Hotels and Resorts: A hotel management company hired by Penn Square Partners and the Lancaster County Convention Center Authority to manage the Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square and the convention center, respectively.
  • MM Architects, Inc.: Lancaster-based architectural firm contracted to design a parking garage to enhance downtown parking.
  • Reynolds Construction, Inc.: Harrisburg-based construction manager for the convention center project.
  • Empire Services: Reading-based demolition and excavation company for the convention center project.

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