Giving Back Through Design: Parkland CARES Food Pantry Ribbon Cutting
MKSD Architects was honored to attend the recent ribbon cutting celebrating the renovation and expansion of Parkland CARES Food Pantry’s…
Read More >Client Name: Brookside Country Club
Project Name: Brookside Country Club – Clubhouse and Pool Building Renovations/Expansion
Construction Completion/Opening Date: Phased Construction –
Pool Building Renovations/Bar and Restaurant: Construction to be completed by the Fourth of July 2023
Clubhouse: TBD
Design Team: Jill Hewes, Silvia Hoffman, Ali Higgs, Chris Connors, Andrew Mitchell, Declan Torrence, Henry Delvecchio
Overall SF: Approximately 25,000 square feet including renovations and additions
Construction Cost/Budget: $7.3 million
Brookside Country Club, located in Lower Macungie Township, is in the process of updating their facilities with the help of MKSD architects. Brookside Country Club’s goal is to perform major renovations to their existing facilities and create an addition to attract new members and families. The scope of work includes renovations to their existing restaurants, a large addition for member dining, expanded banquet facilities, and a new pool bar with dining capabilities. The member dining area is going to triple in size from its current capacity and the banquet facilities are expanding to accommodate rented functions.
Rendering below: Aerial view of the existing pool, expanded pool building, new pool bar and new pool furniture. New pickle ball courts and an enclosed tennis structure are also in the works.

Rendering below: View looking at the new pool bar and expanded pool building.

MKSD Architects was honored to attend the recent ribbon cutting celebrating the renovation and expansion of Parkland CARES Food Pantry’s…
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