High Construction understands the vital role that campus facilities play in attracting students, increasing enrollment, facilitating learning, and meeting student demands. Our team brings innovative ideas to your project to maximize value, ensure safety, and minimize disruption to campus life.

High Construction builds facilities for private and public schools in Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey, Maryland, and Virginia.

Explore the elementary, secondary, and higher education facilities that High Construction built for leading educators below. You’ll find facilities that revitalize the learning experience, create community, and support each school’s instructional mission…

Higher Education Facilities		Elementary and Secondary Education Facilities
	Messiah College Jordan Science Center		Lancaster Mennonite High School Rutt Academic Center SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
	Elizabethtown College Campus Center		Lancaster Mennonite High School Fine Arts Center
	College Misericordia Anderson Sports & Health Center		Christopher Dock Mennonite High School Multipurpose Athletic and Education Facility
	Elizabethtown College Library		Red Lion Christian Academy High School
	Elizabethtown College Zug Memorial Fine and Performing Arts Center		Kraybill Mennonite School Multipurpose Athletic and Education Facility
	Franklin & Marshall College Campus Bookstore & Cafe	Charter School Facilities
	Messiah College Oakes Museum		Newark Charter School 5-8 School
	College Misericordia Gildea Hall Student Housing		Marion T. Academy K-6 Charter School
	Elizabethtown College "The Quads" Student Housing		MOT Charter School K-8 School
	Philadelphia Biblical University Heritage Hall Student Housing
	Elizabethtown College Masters Center Science, Math, and Engineering Center
	Millersville University Parking Garage ( Coming Soon)
	Lebanon Valley College Stanson Residence Hall (Coming Soon)
	Cheyney University Humphrys Hall (Coming Soon)

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