It is with a heavy heart that we share the news that Brian Hartzell has passed away. Brian’s first project with Southway was the Thomas Pumphrey House in 2000, where he was the Superintendent. When he initially joined the Southway team, Brian was clear to say that he was maybe going to work with us… READ MORE
The Baltimore Business Journal has released ‘The List’ for Construction and General Contractors this month. Entries on the list are ordered by 2021 Baltimore-area contracting revenue. This year, Southway is up from #11 to #7- but even more spectacular is that all of the six companies ahead of us are multi-billion dollar companies! Congratulations to… READ MORE
In the March issue of ABC Greater Baltimore’s Building Baltimore magazine, Southway gets the great honor of being the cover story! The article is about us recently celebrating our 30th anniversary. Reading the article, you can find out how we started with a hunch on filling a particular need, how we made it to 30,… READ MORE
This past Monday, April 4th, there was groundbreaking at one of Southway’s newest projects, the Village at Blenheim Run, a 51-unit affordable housing building located in Havre de Grace, MD. Representatives from Green Street Housing and TM Associates were at the groundbreaking with local dignitaries, including the Maryland Secretary of Housing Kenneth Holt and Maryland… READ MORE
Southway is excited to celebrate Women in Construction Week, March 6-12. In the United States, women make up 47% of the entire workforce. However, in the construction workforce, women only make up 10.9% as of 2020, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. This 10.9%, or over 1.1 million women, who work in construction… READ MORE
Congratulations to Southway’s 2021 QDI winners! The award for Quality went to Niyi A., the award for Dependability went to Matt N., and the award for Integrity went to Mariyah J.. We gave the President’s Award to John D., and the Unsung Hero Award was given to Sean S.. Congratulations also goes to the team… READ MORE
The Baltimore Sun writer Jacques Kelly recently wrote an article about Southway’s 21 E. North Avenue project. He writes about how the project once housed Odell’s nightclub is getting a new purpose- becoming the home of two non-profits, Arts for Learning Maryland and Code in the Schools. He discusses its outside paint color choices, its… READ MORE
Chuck MacDonald has written an article for Construction Equipment Guide on Southway’s Lexington Market project. The $28 million project began in February of 2020, and we will start building the vendor stalls by the end of the year. To read the article, follow this link- https://www.constructionequipmentguide.com/southway-rebuilding-historic-lexington-market-in-downtown-baltimore/54174 And see the Lexington Market page on our website… READ MORE
Yesterday Southway’s project Gilchrist at Stadium Place held its ribbon-cutting ceremony. Many people attended the ceremony- including elected officials, the Baltimore Mayor, and Southway’s President Willy Moore. The officially named William L. and Victorine Q. Adams Gilchrist Center Baltimore is located at the former home of Memorial Stadium and is opening after about a year… READ MORE
The Baltimore Sun writer Jacques Kelly recently wrote an article about Southway’s Unity Hall project. He writes about how the project has been given a bold challenge in breaking down the Black/white barriers that have traditionally separated Bolton Hill from West Baltimore. As the mission statement of the Unity Hall says, it is “intended to… READ MORE