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Contemporary Jewish Museum

San Francisco, CA

Project Contacts: Kenneth Klein

The Contemporary Jewish Museum’s new home in San Francisco’s Yerba Buena cultural district involved adaptive reuse of the Jessie...

Services:Building Enclosure Design

Markets:Cultural

Misc. Tags:Adaptive Reuse, Below-Grade, New Construction, Facadism, Masonry-Brick, Metal-Steel, Monumental Buildings, Museum, Peer Review, Plaza, Waterproofing

1100 Broadway

Oakland, CA

Project Contacts: Anindya Dutta, Ronald Hamburger

The 1100 Broadway project combines the adaptive reuse of the Key System Building, which was heavily damaged in the 1989 Loma Prieta...

Services:Structural Design

Markets:Office

Misc. Tags:New Construction, Demolition, Facadism, Frame Moment, Frame, Special Moment, High Rise, LEED Projects, Pile, Revit/BIM, Tunnel

The Savoy

Boston, MA

Project Contacts: Erik Farrington, James Parker

The Savoy, originally built in the late nineteenth century, looks out to Boston’s South End historic district. Real estate developers planned to convert The Savoy to a six-story, luxury condominium building with ground-floor commercial space. ...

Services:Structural Rehabilitation

Markets:Residential - Condominium

Misc. Tags:Adaptive Reuse, Construction Engineering, Demolition, Facadism, Structural Stabilization

Leigh Street Armory

Richmond, VA

Project Contacts: Niklas Vigener

Built circa 1895 and listed on the state and national registers, the First Virginia Volunteers Battalion Armory, also known as the Leigh Street Armory, is the oldest armory building standing in Virginia. It has significant cultural heritage as...

Services:Building Enclosure Rehabilitation, Structural Rehabilitation

Markets:Cultural

Misc. Tags:Award Winning, Code Compliance, Condition Assessment, Construction Administration, Facadism, Historic, Masonry-Brick, Masonry-Terra Cotta, Masonry, National Register of Historic Places, Preservation Technology , Structural Stabilization, Wood Frame, Wood

Odd Fellows Hall

Wakefield, MA

Project Contacts: Donald Dusenberry

Odd Fellows Hall, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was built in the late 1800s as a manufacturing building with then-common post-and-beam interior framing and unreinforced brick masonry exterior walls. In 1997, when a major...

Services:Structural Rehabilitation

Markets:Mixed-Use

Misc. Tags:Code Compliance, Construction Administration, Emergency Response, Facadism, Fire, Historic, Masonry-Brick, National Register of Historic Places, Preservation Technology , Wood

Simpson Gumpertz & Heger

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