Category Archives: Current News

January was a Busy Month for Madison Concrete Construction

As we enter 2023, we are fortunate to be working on a multitude of great projects in the greater Philadelphia area. So, what has our team been up to over the past few months? In a word…LOTS! CLOSE TO THE … Continue reading

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Supporting Family and our Community

Throughout the 53-year history of Madison Concrete Construction, our ownership, the Dolente family, has generously supported many local organizations and charities. Through both The Dolente Foundation and the donation of labor, materials and equipment, the Dolente family has always endeavored to … Continue reading

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Madison Continues Work at University of Pennsylvania’s Vagelos Laboratory for Energy Science and Technology

Foundation work is well underway on the Vagelos Laboratory for Energy Science and Technology (VLEST) at the University of Pennsylvania. Working with the L.F. Driscoll Company, Behnisch Architects and KH Engineering DPC, we have nearly completed the concrete footings, and … Continue reading

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Work Continues on Multifamily Building in Washington Square West

As we move into fall, Madison Concrete is continuing superstructure work on the new 20-story, multifamily building at 123 South 12th Street in the Washington Square West neighborhood. The 371,000-square-foot project will include 399 residential spaces, 94 underground parking spaces and … Continue reading

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Staying Safe (and Cool) on the Jobsite

Summer means many things to us here at Madison: more jobs, more fun and more employees exposed to the sun, heat and humidity. We want to ensure our employees return home safely… without a detour to the hospital due to … Continue reading

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United in Safety: Celebrating Construction Safety Week 2022

Connected.Supported.Safe is the theme for this year’s Construction Safety Week, an annual week-long event when the construction industry recommits to sending every worker home safe each day. The mission of Safety Week is to strengthen the industry’s attention to safety, share best … Continue reading

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Madison Awarded Projects at Princeton University and University of Pennsylvania

The first quarter of 2022 has been a busy one for Madison Concrete. Along with our work at Princeton University’s art museum and a multi-family building in the Washington Square West neighborhood, we have also secured work through January 2023. … Continue reading

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Madison’s work continues on Princeton University Art Museum

With a collection of more than 97,000 works, the Princeton University Art Museum is one of the world’s leading university art museums. Even though the building has had numerous additions and modifications over the years, it only has space to … Continue reading

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Madison continues work on 20-story building in Washington Square West

As we move into the new year, Madison Concrete continues concrete foundation work in the Washington Square West neighborhood on a new 20-story, multi-family building at 123 South 12th Street. The 371,000-square-foot project will include 399 residential spaces, 94 underground parking … Continue reading

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It’s Still Hot…

Even though we are getting ready to turn the calendar to September and children have headed back to school, the end of summer doesn’t necessarily mean the end of high temperatures. It is hot. Really, really hot. During the last … Continue reading

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