MABEL H. HUBBARD COURTHOUSE RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY
Yesterday, CAM Construction had the honor of attending the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the Mabel H. Hubbard District Court at 500 N Calvert Street in Baltimore. This courthouse, which honors the legacy of the first African-American woman elected to serve on a Maryland bench, will provide a new and improved space for the Baltimore community to ensure that justice is accessible and served with dignity.
We are proud to have contributed to this landmark project that not only enhances the judicial infrastructure of Baltimore but also pays tribute to Judge Hubbard’s pioneering legacy. This state-of-the-art facility represents our commitment to building spaces that serve and uplift the communities we work in.
Thank you to Maryland Department of General Services, Bushey Feight Morin Architects Inc., and our subcontractors who partnered with us on this meaningful project. Here’s to creating infrastructure that honors the past while building for the future.
DENTSPLY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT PRESS CONFERENCE
Last week, representatives from CAM Construction attended a press conference hosted by the State of Pennsylvania’s Department of Environmental Protection (“DEP”). This conference was held to commemorate the issuance of the stormwater management and land development permit for a 62-lot townhouse project in York, PA for which CAM Construction will be the general contractor. CAM will be completing this infrastructure work on behalf of York Realty Partners in order to prep finished lots/pad sites for Ward Communities to construct their new homes.
You can read the the article and watch the video at their respective links below-
https://pacast.com/m?p=28655&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAYnJpZBExUDM5TmRrQ1p1ZFY2ZHljZnNydGMGYXBwX2lkEDIyMjAzOTE3ODgyMDA4OTIAAR6CiSaY_LEc8z9THeSrddMZySYRbaSpm9miBSKGy9jZVfa7jpbnH1eK4ClsYg_aem_XY3eUIJze7NHPdebw3mqDg
THE NEWS CHECKS OUT BALTIMORE CITY DISTRICT COURTHOUSE
Last week, several news outlets covered the nearly finished Baltimore City District Courthouse, located at 500 N. Calvert Street in Baltimore, Maryland. Subscribers to the Baltimore Business Journal can check out their article at the following link – https://www.bizjournals.com/baltimore/news/2025/09/10/maryland-district-court-downtown-71m.html
Additionally, a free news publication from CBS Baltimore can be viewed on their website at https://www.cbsnews.com/baltimore/news/city-district-court-relocating-legionella-north-calvert-street/
We are thrilled to see this project in its final stages and are looking forward to its full occupation in October.
STEHLI SILK MILL AD IN LANCASTER ONLINE MAGAZINE
FIG Lancaster has featured the Stehli Silk Mill in the Fall edition of their online magazine, highlighting this remarkable adaptive reuse project that’s transforming Lancaster’s historic industrial landscape. The article showcases the ongoing development of the former silk mill into modern residential lofts while preserving the building’s rich architectural heritage. You can read the full article on page 69 of the online magazine (page 71 of the slider) using the link below.
https://issuu.com/figindustries/docs/fig_lancaster_fall_2025
NEW ARTICLE ON STEHLI FROM FIG LANCASTER
Exciting news! This past weekend, FIG Lancaster published a fantastic article highlighting the transformation of the historic Stehli Silk Mill into modern loft-style living spaces. The piece showcases how this iconic Lancaster landmark was transformed to offer residents a unique blend of industrial heritage and contemporary comfort. From exposed brick and soaring ceilings to modern amenities, the Stehli Silk Mill represents the perfect fusion of history and modern living. We’re proud to bring new life to such a significant piece of Lancaster’s industrial past while creating exceptional housing opportunities for our community. Check out the full article to see more about this remarkable project: https://figlancaster.com/articles/make-yourself-at-home-with-loft-style-living-at-the-reimagined-stehli-silk-mill/
TURNAROUND’S NEW SPACE AT HOWNOR OFFICE BUILDING
CAM Construction recently completed a tenant fit-out at our 1900 N Howard Street building for TurnAround, Inc. Baltimore, who also hosted a Resource Fair last week in order to connect the community to various social services in the area.
For over 45 years, TurnAround has been Baltimore’s “first place to turn” for survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, and human trafficking. As pioneers in victim services and the first organization in Maryland to launch a comprehensive anti-human trafficking program, the TurnAround team provides life-changing support for their clients.
Creating spaces where healing and hope can flourish is more than construction – it’s contributing to a crucial service in our area. We’re grateful to play a small part in supporting TurnAround’s mission to serve survivors and strengthen our community.
Thank you to the entire TurnAround team for the important work you do every day.
WJZ CHECKS OUT CHICK WEBB
Last week, WJZ conducted interviews with members of the local community and Baltimore City Department of Recreation & Parks to discuss the legacy and transformations underway at the Chick Webb Recreation Center. To check out the interview and see some video footage of the site, please see the following link- https://www.cbsnews.com/baltimore/news/historical-baltimore-chick-webb-maryland-recreation-joe-louis/. Additionally, former Councilman Robert Stokes recently toured with our construction team and was able to see the latest progress that has been made towards the renovated pool, new basketball court and elevated track, and the new multimedia and recording studio spaces. We would like to recognize the former Councilman for his efforts in securing historic protections and funding support on this critical project, and his dedication to improving the East Baltimore community.”
STEHLI SILK MILL GALLERY AT THE MET, NEW YORK
Some incredible news came across the CAM Construction team this week, as the Met Fifth Avenue Museum in New York is featuring an exhibit, titled: Jazz-Age Silks: The Stehli Silks Americana Collection, 1925-1928. This exhibit, which is on display in Gallery 599 through April 8, will feature textiles and dress silks that the Stehli Silks Corporation produced in the 1920’s. The timing of this news coincides with the first group of tenants occupying their new apartments in Mill 1 and reminds us of how fortunate we are to be able to transform this historic property into a place where its storied walls can breathe new life into the community. For more details on the exhibit, please check out the article below- https://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/jazz-age-silks-the-stehli-silks-americana-collection-1925-1928
STEHLI SILK MILL VIDEO: LANCASTER ONLINE
Earlier this week, news network Lancaster Online interviewed CAM Construction’s Vice President of Real Estate Development, Angelo Munafo, who discussed his favorite aspects of the development as it prepares to open for leasing in January 2025. Check out the video in the link below to hear Angelo’s interview and see the latest shots of the property.
https://lancasteronline.com/video/a-look-inside-the-newly-renovated-lofts-at-stehli-silk-mill-video/video_62da0160-9627-5286-941d-f665bda2c729.html
