Lenhardt Rodgers Architects

Year Established: 1985

Lenhardt Rodgers Architects is a full-service design firm. We provide comprehensive Planning, Architectural and Engineering services, from programming through construction phase administration. Originally established as Mansell, Lewis & Fugate, and then as Lewis & Rodgers Architects, this successor firm has a long history of successful projects and satisfied clients. The firm provides a personalized service with a principal fully involved in all phases of a project. We are committed to understanding the goals and aspirations of our clients and providing them with Architecture that integrates their needs with the latest technology and design theory. These collaborations result in buildings that are as functional as they are aesthetically pleasing, on time and on budget.

Types of Work

• Accessibility/ADA Consultants: 6%
• Educational Facilities: 15%
• Health Care/Medical: 20%
• Historic Preservation/Restoration: 10%
• Housing (Multi-Unit): 15%
• Housing (Single Family): 2%
• Industrial: 2%
• Interiors: 5%
• Religious Facilities: 15%
• Special Services:Post Occupancy Evaluation

Projects 

Windy Hill Village, Personal Care Addition, Phillipsberg, PA; The Presbyterian Church of Chestertown, Chestertown, MD; Kensington Transitional Housing and Community Center for the Archdiocese of Philadelphia; Calvary Chapel and Christian Academy, Philadelphia, PA; Meadowood Retirement Community, Worcester Township, PA; Maple Village Retirement Community, Hatboro, PA; Moravian House IV, Mixed Use Housing (HUD 811), Bethlehem, PA; The Philadelphia Protestant Home Nursing Facility, Philadelphia, PA

Awards 

2002 Historic Preservation Award, Upper Moreland Historical Association, and 2000 Merit Construction Award of Excellence, Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc., for Maple Village Retirement Community, Hatboro, PA; 1999 Merit Construction Award of Excellence, Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc., Manor Glen (HUD 202) Elderly Housing, Philadelphia, PA; "Design '99" Publication, Pathways at The Philadelphia Protestant Home, Philadelphia, PA; "Design '98" Publication, Pennswood Village, Newtown, PA; AIA Design for Aging: 1996-97 Review, Simpson House, Philadelphia, PA

Principals 

Philip J. Rodgers, AIA; Joyce Lenhardt, AIA

Contacts

Supplier: Marian Zornick

Marketing: Philip Rodgers, Joyce Lenhardt