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New York State Capitol Building

Albany, NY

Project Contacts: Susan Knack-Brown, Niklas Vigener

The New York State Capitol was designed by a succession of architects, including H.H. Richardson and Leopold Eidlitz. Constructed in stages between 1870 and 1900, the building features Second Empire and Richardsonian Romanesque elements. Sporadic...

Services:Building Enclosure Rehabilitation

Markets:Government

Keywords:Award Winning, Condition Assessment, Historic, Industrial Rope Access, Masonry, Masonry-Terra Cotta, Metal-Copper, National Register of Historic Places, Office, Preservation Technology , Roofing, Skylight, Stair, Stone-Granite, Stone-Slate, Water Leakage

140 New Montgomery Street

San Francisco, CA

Project Contacts: Carolyn Searls

Completed in the mid-1920s, 140 New Montgomery Street is one of the early skyscrapers built in San Francisco. The Art Deco high-rise, originally known as the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Building, served as the headquarters for the...

Services:Building Enclosure Rehabilitation

Markets:Office

Keywords:Adaptive Reuse, Award Winning, Glass and Glazing, High Rise, Historic, Masonry, Masonry-Terra Cotta, National Register of Historic Places, Preservation Technology , Roof Replacement, Roofing, Windows

San Francisco War Memorial Veterans Building

San Francisco, CA

Project Contacts: Ronald Hamburger, Stephen Harris, Carolyn Searls

The San Francisco War Memorial Veterans Building and adjacent Opera House are aesthetically-similar, Beaux-Arts structures commemorating U.S. veterans of World War I. The Veterans Building provides office and meeting space for veterans...

Services:Building Enclosure Rehabilitation, Structural Rehabilitation

Markets:Cultural

Keywords:Award Winning, Code Compliance, Historic, Masonry, Masonry-Terra Cotta, Metal, Metal-Steel, Monumental Buildings, National Register of Historic Places, Preservation Technology , Revit/BIM, Roofing, Seismic Engineering and Retrofit, Skylight, Stone-Granite, Theater/Performing Arts

Hooper Island Lighthouse

Dorchester County, MD

Project Contacts: Gillian Love, Matthew Daw

First lit in 1902 and automated in 1961, the Hooper Island Lighthouse is located off the Chesapeake Bay’s eastern shore and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The cast-iron structure supports a four-level masonry and iron-...

Services:Structural Rehabilitation

Keywords:Adaptive Reuse, Condition Assessment, Due Diligence, Feasibility Study, Historic, Masonry-Brick, National Register of Historic Places

Penn Museum

Philadelphia, PA

Project Contacts: David Artigas, Sean OBrien

The Penn Museum, also known as the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, houses a renowned collection of artifacts. The brick masonry structure, which was constructed in multiple campaigns starting in 1895, is one of...

Services:Building Enclosure Rehabilitation

Keywords:Historic, Museum, National Register of Historic Places, Preservation Technology , Renovation, Thermal and Moisture Drive, Windows

Billiou-Stillwell-Perine House

Staten Island, NY

Project Contacts: Kevin Poulin

The earliest section of the Billiou-Stillwell-Perine House was constructed in the early 1660s by Pierre Billiou at a time when Staten Island was part of part of the Dutch colony known as New Netherland. Thomas Stillwelll added to the home in the...

Services:Structural Rehabilitation

Keywords:Condition Assessment, Deterioration, Geotechnical, Historic, National Register of Historic Places, Preservation Technology , Wood

The Treasury Building

Washington, DC

Project Contacts: Nicholas Piteo, Joseph Rogers, Niklas Vigener

The United States Treasury Building, including the North Court, was designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1972. Since its construction in the 1860s, the North Court has been modified many times, including an upper vault added on top of...

Services:Building Enclosure Rehabilitation

Markets:Government

Keywords:Government, Historic, National Register of Historic Places, Preservation Technology , Roof Replacement, Roofing

PG&E Building 215 Market Street Annex

San Francisco, CA

Project Contacts: James Mendygral, Carolyn Searls

Now part of Pacific Gas & Electric Company’s (PG&E’s) General Offices, The Matson Shipping Building (215 Market Street) was constructed in 1924 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The seven-story annex...

Services:Building Enclosure Rehabilitation, Materials Rehabilitation

Markets:Office

Keywords:Award Winning, Coating, Concrete, Concrete Rehabilitation, Facade Inspection, Historic, National Register of Historic Places, Plaster, Preservation Technology , Stucco, Walls, Water Leakage, Windows

PG&E Building, 215 Market Street

San Francisco, CA

Project Contacts: James Mendygral, Carolyn Searls

Services:Building Enclosure Rehabilitation, Materials Rehabilitation

Markets:Mixed-Use

Keywords:High Rise, Historic, Masonry-Terra Cotta, Masonry-Transitional, National Register of Historic Places, Preservation Technology , Roofing, Windows

The Phillips Collection

Washington, DC

Project Contacts: Matthew Daw, Michael Zajac

The Phillips Collection opened in 1921. The four-story Georgian Revival residence was constructed in 1897 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The museum wanted to upgrade their heating, ventilation, and air conditioning...

Services:Structural Design

Markets:Cultural

Keywords:Award Winning, Equipment, Historic, Metal-Steel, Museum, National Register of Historic Places, Preservation Technology

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National Register of Historic Places

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New York State Capitol Building

140 New Montgomery Street

San Francisco War Memorial Veterans Building

Hooper Island Lighthouse

Penn Museum

Billiou-Stillwell-Perine House

The Treasury Building

PG&E Building 215 Market Street Annex

PG&E Building, 215 Market Street

The Phillips Collection

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