Online content and engagement platforms
The Lancaster County Convention Center and Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square website, Facebook profile, and Twitter stream provide engaging online presence for this uniquely integrated landmark facility – one of the most important economic development projects in the Central Pennsylvania region in decades. The social media streams equate to ongoing engagement with more than 2,500 fans and followers.
A separate Lancaster Marriott wedding website provides online presence for this unrivaled Lancaster wedding destination.
This website for mechanical contracting firm Foley Mechanical provides a showcase for its impressive array of projects as well as an engaging online presence, including a CEO blog. Developed on a WordPress platform and Genesis framework, the content is easily managed and drives optimum search engine traffic.
A hybrid combination of website and WordPress platform for the Essence of Humanity Award Program presents the stories of award winners in a format that’s easy to manage while improving search engine results as compared to the previous stand-alone static website.
The land use-related website for the Crossings at Conestoga Creek received an APEX Award of Excellence. The site provides online presence for a proposed mixed-use center. The site was created for the developer as a tool for providing real-time accurate information and engaging the media, residents, business owners, and other project stakeholders.
Traditional marketing content (print and online)
Lancaster: A World-Class Destination for Business supplemented the August 14, 2009, issue of the Central Penn Business Journal. The custom publication, for which we provided editorial direction and content development, featured the newly launched Lancaster County Convention Center and Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square and the unique appeal of the Lancaster community.
Embracing the Power of Sustainability and Hiring, Retention, Productivity, & Sustainability are two examples of a series of sustainability-related articles developed with the High Companies for B2B Magazine. Published in the June and August, 2010, issues of B2B, such editorial placement allows the organization to communicate its remarkable thought leadership and commitment to sustainable business practices — qualities of increasing importance to its employees, customers, and business partners.
Developed for Butler Manufacturing, this case study presents a project that exemplifies Butler’s superiority in providing single source hybrid/conventional building construction. The multi-use sports complex has gotten rave reviews in the community and industry for its design and amenities, sustainable LEED-Silver features, and merging of concrete and steel superstructure along with solar technology.
This feature article presents the installation of Viessmann solar thermal technology at a new dormitory at the IslandWood School on Puget Sound. The editors of Commercial Building Products, impressed with Viessmann technology and familiar with the work of LD&A, requested the content for their June 2009 issue.
The restored Federal-style William Montgomery House is one of the most intriging features incorporated into the new Lancaster County Convention Center and Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square. We supported the development of this brochure to present its history and explain to visitors its striking presence in contrast to the new contemporary architecture of the center.
This cover story was developed for the premier boiler and solar technology manufacturer Viessmann. It was published in the October 2008 issue of Plumbing Engineer.
Quick Work, a feature article published in the May 2007 issue of American School & University, was facilitated on behalf of High Construction Company, a provider of design-build, contracting, and construction management services. With a circulation of 65,000, the publication reaches an important target audience of educational facility business professionals.
