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Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Main Building Expansion

Philadelphia, PA

Project Contacts: Michael Louis, Dean Rutila

The nine-story Main Building, constructed in the early 1970s, featured a glass and aluminum curtain wall. SGH investigated water leakage and prepared repair concepts for the owner’s consideration....

Services:Building Enclosure Design, Building Enclosure Investigation

Markets:Health Care

Keywords:Construction Administration, New Construction, Curtain Wall, Glass and Glazing, Signature Project, Skylight, Water Leakage, Waterproofing, Windows

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Building 10 Great Dome

Cambridge, MA

Project Contacts: Peter Babaian, Emily Hopps

MIT’s Main Group Buildings, dedicated in 1916, include Building 10 with its prominent limestone- and copper-clad Great Dome. SGH investigated leakage into the Barker Library below the Great Dome and developed a durable repair solution...

Services:Building Enclosure Rehabilitation

Markets:Education - College & Prep

Keywords:Award Winning, Dome, Library, Masonry, Metal, Metal-Copper, Mockup, Preservation Technology , Signature Project, Stone-Limestone, Thermal and Moisture Drive, Waterproofing

288 Pacific

San Francisco, CA

Project Contacts: Eric Schroter, Travis St. Louis, Jonathan Stafford

Just one block from the Jackson Square Historic District, 288 Pacific incorporates modern residences with an early 1900s masonry structure. The project brings thirty-three condominiums to the neighborhood in a seven-story, L-shaped structure...

Services:Building Enclosure Design

Keywords:Award Winning, Balcony, Below-Ground Waterproofing, Construction Administration, Peer Review, Plaza, Residential, Roofing, Roofing, Low-Sloped, Waterproofing, Window Wall

One Bunker Hill

Los Angeles, CA

Project Contacts: Amy Hackney, Kevin OConnell

The 1931 building was originally known as the Southern California Edison Building and served as the company’s headquarters. The building’s new owners wanted to renovate the fourteen-story structure to update the building for modern...

Services:Building Enclosure Rehabilitation, Structural Design

Keywords:Balcony, Canopy/Ceiling, Structural Strengthening, Tenant Improvements, Waterproofing

Vision on Wilshire

Los Angeles, CA

Project Contacts: Amy Hackney

Located on the corner of Wilshire and Crescent Heights Boulevards, the eighteen-story tower brings more than 150 apartments to the Beverly Grove neighborhood. The complex offers residents two amenity decks, a rooftop pool, ground-level retail,...

Services:Building Enclosure Design

Markets:Mixed-Use

Keywords:Award Winning, Balcony, Below-Ground Waterproofing, High Rise, Multi-Family, Podium, Residential, Retail, Roofing, Walls, Waterproofing, Window Wall

Ascent Midtown

Atlanta, GA

Project Contacts: Bradford Carpenter, John Karras

Ascent Midtown includes a 328-unit apartment tower and hotel that share a common podium with retail and below-grade parking. The complex offers many amenities, including a fitness center, a pool deck, community lounges, private balconies, and...

Services:Building Enclosure Design

Markets:Mixed-Use

Keywords:EIFS, Hotel, Masonry-Brick, Podium, Residential, Retail, Roofing, Waterproofing

The Boro

Tysons Corner, VA

Project Contacts: Bradford Carpenter, John Karras

The first phase of the eighteen-acre development in Tyson’s Corner includes four new buildings and a shared podium, which extends two levels below grade. The buildings house 750 apartments, 400,000 sq ft of office space, more than 200,000...

Services:Building Enclosure Design

Markets:Mixed-Use

Keywords:Below-Grade, Below-Ground Waterproofing, High Rise, Multi-Family, Podium, Residential, Retail, Roofing, Walls, Waterproofing, Window Wall, Windows

City Market at O, 880 P Street

Washington, DC

Project Contacts: Bradford Carpenter, John Karras

Constructed in 1881, the O Street Market was one of several public markets in Washington, DC. The project — which encompasses an entire city block — restores the historic market and incorporates it into a new grocery store, as well as...

Services:Building Enclosure Design

Markets:Mixed-Use

Keywords:Award Winning, Balcony, Green Roofs, Masonry-Brick, Residential, Roofing, Waterproofing, Window Wall

Stanford University, Math Corner

Stanford, CA

Project Contacts: Carolyn Searls

The Math Corner block currently houses Sloan Mathematical Center, Margaret Jacks Hall, and the corner’s original building, Jordan Hall. The building features sandstone cladding and clay tile roofs, typical of Stanford’s historic Main...

Services:Building Enclosure Rehabilitation

Markets:Education - College & Prep

Keywords:Balcony, Plaster, Preservation Technology , Stucco, Waterproofing

Pentagon, Mall Terrace

Arlington County, VA

Project Contacts: Joseph Rogers, Dean Rutila, Scott Silvester

The historic Mall Terrace is located on the Pentagon’s north side and comprises three monumental stone stairs, several sunken planters, and a large asphalt parking lot with concrete sidewalks at its perimeter. Most of the Mall Terrace...

Services:Building Enclosure Rehabilitation

Markets:Office

Keywords:Government, Historic, Plaza, Preservation Technology , Water Leakage, Waterproofing

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September 16, 2019

Addressing Water Leakage Issues at Krieger Hall

By: Joseph Rogers

See how we addressed foundation leakage while also limiting the disruption of campus.

Keywords:Below-Grade, Below-Ground Waterproofing, Drainage, Foundation, Masonry-Brick, Plaza, Preservation Technology , Water Leakage, Waterproofing

Categories:Experience

July 26, 2019

Waterproofing Amenity Spaces for Pierce Boston

By: Luke Niezelski

See how we helped overcome several challenges to inform the overall design for this mixed-use tower.

Keywords:Amenity Roof, Below-Ground Waterproofing, Construction Administration, Curtain Wall, High Rise, Peer Review, Residential, Roofing, Waterproofing

Categories:Experience

January 3, 2018

New Test Methods for Bridge Deck Pavement Adhesion

By: Philip Moser

Waterproofing membranes help to prevent corrosion, but can also reduce the shear strength at the interface between pavement and the underlying concrete structure.

Keywords:Research/Development, Waterproofing

Categories:Industry