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Haverford College Libraries

Haverford, PA

Project Contacts: Matthew Bronski, Katherine Wissink

The oldest portion of Magill Library at Haverford College was constructed in 1864 and with a 1898 addition is known as the Heritage Building. Subsequent additions were added to the stone masonry building in 1912 (the Quaker Special Collections...

Services:Building Enclosure Rehabilitation

Markets:Education - College & Prep

Keywords:Historic, Masonry, Preservation Technology , Roofing, Roofing, Steep-Sloped, Stone, Stone-Slate, Windows

Bates College, Campus Avenue Project

Lewiston, ME

Project Contacts: Michael Louis, Derek McCowan

Bates College wanted to expand their student housing while increasing their visibility along Campus Avenue. The two L-shaped buildings, which share a common plaza area, will accommodate more than 200 students. The new development also offers...

Services:Building Enclosure Design

Markets:Education - College & Prep

Keywords:Construction Administration, Field Testing, Masonry-Brick, Mockup, Peer Review, Roofing, Low-Sloped, Roofing, Steep-Sloped, Walls, Walls and Fenestration, Windows

524 South Park Street

Kalamazoo, MI

Project Contacts: Peter Babaian

Constructed in 2008, the one-story building at 524 South Park Street houses a medical radiology department and related spaces. As part of a property consolidation effort, Bronson Healthcare wanted to better understand the condition of their...

Services:Building Enclosure Investigation

Markets:Health Care

Keywords:Below-Ground Waterproofing, Building Science, Condition Assessment, Curtain Wall, Due Diligence, Hospital, Office, Roofing, Roofing, Low-Sloped, Roofing, Steep-Sloped

Duke University, Craven and Crowell Quadrangles

Durham, NC

Project Contacts: Bradford Carpenter, Nicholas Piteo, Niklas Vigener

Housing approximately 800 students, Craven and Crowell Quadrangles (Quads) make up a significant portion of Duke University’s West Campus Quads. The university determined the 1920s structures, each comprising multiple houses, required...

Services:Building Enclosure Investigation

Markets:Education - College & Prep

Keywords:Air Infiltration, Condition Assessment, Condition Assessment-Multi-Building, Dormitory, Roofing, Roofing, Clay Tile, Roofing, Steep-Sloped, Stone, Windows

Dumbarton Oaks

Washington, DC

Project Contacts: Niklas Vigener

Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection, a Harvard University institute, supports Byzantine, Pre-Columbian, and Garden and Landscape studies. Originally housed in the 1801 home purchased by Mildred and Robert Woods Bliss, the...

Services:Building Enclosure Rehabilitation

Markets:Education - College & Prep

Keywords:Library, Masonry-Brick, Preservation Technology , Roofing, Roofing, Steep-Sloped, Stone-Slate, Water Leakage, Windows

Towson United Methodist Church

Towson, MD

Project Contacts: Joseph Rogers

Towson United Method Church was constructed in 1958 following the merger of Towson’s First and Second Methodist Churches. An impressive spire supported on the tower serves as the structure’s centerpiece. The church experienced ongoing...

Services:Building Enclosure Investigation, Building Enclosure Rehabilitation

Markets:Religious

Keywords:Concrete-Precast, Masonry-Brick, Preservation Technology , Roof Replacement, Roofing, Roofing, Steep-Sloped, Spire/Bell Tower, Water Leakage, Waterproofing

John Adams Courthouse

Boston, MA

Project Contacts: Jeffry Ceruti

Previously known as the Old Suffolk County Courthouse, the John Adams Courthouse was constructed in two building campaigns, 1895 and 1906-1909. The building, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, has an ornamental granite facade and...

Services:Building Enclosure Rehabilitation

Markets:Government

Keywords:Award Winning, Condition Assessment, Construction Administration, Courthouse, Historic, Industrial Rope Access, Masonry, National Register of Historic Places, Preservation Technology , Roofing, Steep-Sloped, Stone-Granite, Stone-Slate, Water Leakage