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G. Fox Building

Hartford, CT

Project Contacts: Stephen Ruggiero

The historic G. Fox building, constructed circa 1917 and designed by Cass Gilbert, was the first of six buildings rehabilitated and redeveloped under the State of Connecticut’s "Six Pillars of Progress" plan for the revitalization of...

Services:Building Enclosure Investigation

Markets:Office

Keywords:EIFS, Facade Inspection, Glass and Glazing, Historic, Industrial Rope Access, Inspection, Masonry, Masonry-Brick, Masonry-Terra Cotta, National Register of Historic Places, Preservation Technology , Roofing, Stone-Limestone, Windows

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

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

Lincoln Public Library

Lincoln, MA

Project Contacts: Susan Knack-Brown

The original library building, designed by William G. Preston and opened in 1884, is a one-story, load-bearing brick and brownstone masonry structure with slate roofs and a clock tower that rises an additional story above the main roof. A brick-...

Services:Building Enclosure Rehabilitation

Markets:Cultural

Keywords:Historic, Library, Masonry, Masonry-Terra Cotta, Metal, Metal-Copper, National Register of Historic Places, Preservation Technology , Roofing, Spire/Bell Tower, Stone-Slate

Williams-Sonoma at Union Square

San Francisco, CA

Project Contacts: John Sumnicht

Once known as Bullock & Jones men's clothier, this 18,000 sq ft cast-in-place concrete building was reconstructed after the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. Prominently located on Union Square, the registered historic landmark building was...

Services:Structural Rehabilitation

Markets:Retail

Keywords:Adaptive Reuse, Historic, Masonry, Masonry-Terra Cotta, National Register of Historic Places, Preservation Technology , Seismic Engineering and Retrofit

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