MALVERN, PA—After decades of neglect, a former Bethlehem Steel headquarters building in this Chester County suburb of Philadelphia has been redeveloped into a glistening new, LEED-certified North American headquarters for Saint-Gobain, one of the world's largest building materials companies. And the project wasn't easy to complete, according to Eli Kahn, president of E. Kahn Development, which spearheaded the project.
“It's been almost a decade that our team has been working on this project, designing, engineering, imaginging, marketing and envisioning the transformation of these 1960s decaying office buildings into the finished office building you see behind you,” he told several hundred attendees at the ribbon cutting.
You can see the opening ceremonies and comments by officials in a video news report in the player below.
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