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A+ award is an important level of global recognition for the ArtsQuest
Project. As you know, the project anchors the redevelopment of the
Bethlehem Steel brownfield site, where SFA, ArtsQuest, and the City of
Bethlehem have been pursuing the revitalization that has brought new cultural
life to our city. As the country’s largest privately-owned brownfield, the
project’s success is an important lesson for similar post-industrial sites
across the region and the country.
“Honoring our
country’s industrial past is a critical first step to healthy and vibrant
revitalization. We are fortunate to work in a community comprised of visionary
and steadfast leadership working together toward a common goal,” Spillman
Farmer Design Principal Joseph Biondo said. “Embracing our history while
introducing a diversity of arts, culture, and technology will always become a
catalyst in transforming urban areas.” More project information can be found at: http://www.spillmanfarmer.com/#/artsquest%20center
We would like
to give special thanks to ArtQuest, our client on this project. Our
collaboration and shared vision for the project was extraordinary. We’d
also like to thank the City of Bethlehem for rallying behind the project and
supporting its continued life. Many, many people contributed to the success of
the project, and we’d like to thank every one of them! Here are just a few:
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