Last week, Jamerson-Lewis Construction and the City of Lynchburg flipped the switch for the very first time — and the results are stunning. The project is on schedule, and the newly illuminated arches are already showcasing the incredible atmosphere this space will soon bring to life.
The fences are officially down along the 1200 and 1300 blocks of Main Street as Jamerson-Lewis Construction and the City of Lynchburg move into the next phase of the Downtown Renewal Project. With some finishing touches and new trees still to come, this milestone marks tremendous progress toward revitalizing the heart of our city.
We’re proud to celebrate the completion of the Randolph College Martin-Science Building renovation!
Over the past two years, our team at Jamerson-Lewis Construction worked alongside Randolph College and VMDO Architects to transform this historic, 38,000-square-foot building into a bright, state-of-the-art center for science education. As part of this $23 million project, we modernized labs, classrooms, and collaborative spaces with the latest technology, updated critical systems, and preserved the building’s historic character while creating an inspiring environment for discovery and innovation.
Construction on the Riverfront Park Amphitheater is moving ahead of schedule, marking an exciting step forward for downtown Lynchburg. This $8 million project is transforming Riverfront Park into a premier venue for concerts, cultural events, and community gatherings.
Jamerson-Lewis Construction continues to make steady progress at the Albemarle Career Exploration (ACE) Academy, part of the Lambs Lane Campus in Albemarle County, Virginia.
As the start of the school year approaches, crews are working to complete paving and striping of the roadway that surrounds the new facility. This is a key milestone to ensure safe and efficient access for students and staff.
From the outside in, the facility is taking on a bold new look with a redesigned exterior that enhances both function and curb appeal. Inside, the upgrades are just as impressive - including a bright, spacious cafeteria, a modernized auditorium, fully renovated classrooms, and refreshed bathroom facilities.
Construction is well underway at Amherst County High School, where a major renovation and addition are transforming the learning environment.
We’re excited to welcome Jaelynn Jones and Morgan Bowers to Jamerson-Lewis Construction as part of the Beacon of Hope internship program!
Jaelynn is a rising senior at Heritage High School, and Morgan is a rising junior. Both will be on site this summer at the Randolph College Martin Science Renovation through July 26, gaining firsthand experience in construction management and field operations.