Harford County Detention Center I
CAM constructed a new, 49,000-square foot addition to an occupied existing facility. The project entailed four cell blocks that occupied approximately 7,000-square foot each. Also included in the facility were administrative offices, visitation areas, hearing rooms, booking areas, multi-purpose room, isolation rooms, and inmate circulation areas. Construction involved interfacing with the existing facility, security detention controls, and select demolitiona,s well.
“The project costs were kept low during the entire projec,t and the Detention Center was completed ahead of the projected construction schedule. CAM helped minimize the impact on operation of the existing facility in a high profile area; they worked well with the extremely tight site. Vince Culotta and his staff displayed excellent workmanship, and we look forward to working with them in the future.”
– Wilson R. Rutherford III, Owner
Frederick County Courthouse Multi-Service Center
CAM Construction was selected to construct the new courthouse for Baltimore County. Additions to the structure included new courtrooms as well as judge’s chambers. The project also included the historical renovation of the John Hanson House and the Phillip Thomas House. The John Hanson House served as a residence to John Hanson, our nation’s first president, elected in 1781 under the Articles of Confederation.
Abingdon Volunteer Fire Department
The Abingdon Fire Station is a three-story masonry, load-bearing structure with grade access at both the first and second level. This structure required extensive site work due to the extremely sloping and wooded site. The upper level floors of the building are pre-cast concrete plank with concrete topping, and the roof structure consists of wood trusses with asphalt shingles.
The building has an apparatus bay that contains 10 truck areas serviced by electronically operated overhead doors. An administration area, computer center, control room, and living quarters are all incorporated in the three-story building. The fire station also has a large assembly room with a full service commercial kitchen that is housed on the lower level.
Patuxent Institution – Women’s Facility
Fifth District Volunteer Fire Station + Ten Oaks Ballroom
The project consisted of the construction of a new fire house that contained an 8,350-square foot engine bay, an 18,000-square foot support center, and a 12,500-square foot community hall. Construction is brick, with block back-up using shaped brick, hinged brick, and tile in-lays. Special features include a full-service kitchen and dining room for fire department, a dormitory, and a recreation area.
