The Boston Center for Rehabilitation and Subacute Care was built in two phases, with the north wing dating from 1953 and the south wing dating from 1980. Deteriorated and aged building systems, active leakage, and visible masonry and...
The 500,000 sq ft, thirty-one-story building with an attached twelve-story technical research center houses Procter & Gamble’s (P&G’s) headquarters and research facilities for its Far East operations. Following the 1995...
Beinecke Library, designed by Gordon Bunshaft of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and built in 1963, is a significant work of twentieth-century architecture. It serves as a principal repository for early manuscripts and rare books, including a...
Walter Gropius designed and built the house in 1938 for his wife and daughter. Over the years, ongoing water leakage led to deterioration of framing elements and interior finishes. In order to preserve the Walter Gropius House, Historic New...
For this adaptive reuse project, the project team converted two 20th century warehouses into the The Lofts at West Station. The Lofts at West Station is a mixed-use development that includes 71 loft-style apartments and a ground-floor...
The Cape & Vineyard Electric Cooperative (CVEC) is an electric cooperative comprised of seventeen towns on Cape Cod and Martha’s Vineyard focused on bringing clean, renewable energy to the area. By working together, the...
Built in 1926, St. Dominic’s Church was designed by Arnold S. Constable and the Beezer Bros. of Seattle with a blend of collegiate and English Gothic-Revival styles. The church sought to arrest heavy leaks and address deteriorating and...
The owner planned to rehabilitate the 1927 office building and adapt it for use as a luxury hotel. The brick walls of the fifteen-story building had large vertical cracks at the corners and suffered from water leakage. SGH...
The University of Connecticut’s (UConn’s) Fine Arts Building is a u-shaped, two-story building built in 1974. The building is a ribbed concrete masonry unit load-bearing structure with low-slope built-up roofs, batten-seam metal...
Wood Hall at the University of Connecticut (UConn), constructed in 1938, is a load-bearing brick masonry building with a gable roof and slate roofing. The masonry facade features decorative stone trim and accents. SGH completed a...