Typically tailored to structures fifty years or older with architectural or cultural significance, historical preservation goes beyond standard masonry restoration by prioritizing the retention of original materials and architectural integrity. While many of the same methods used in general masonry restoration apply, we take extra care to ensure repairs are minimally invasive and historically appropriate, using techniques and materials that honor the building’s original character.
This project reflects a commitment to craftsmanship and historic preservation, honoring the legacy of renowned architect Frank Furness, while ensuring the building’s continued service to the university community.
This project involved the comprehensive restoration of the bell tower at Wayne Presbyterian Church. Our team addressed structural deterioration, waterproofing failures, and aesthetic degradation while preserving the architectural integrity of the structure.
This comprehensive restoration project encompassed extensive façade and masonry repairs across multiple areas of the historic Quadrangle complex.
This project encompassed the comprehensive restoration of three architecturally significant buildings on Drexel University’s campus: the Main Building, Randell Hall, and Curtis Hall. The work focused on preserving historic masonry and architectural elements while improving the performance and longevity of the building envelopes.
This comprehensive exterior restoration project focused on preserving and enhancing the building’s architectural integrity while addressing critical maintenance needs.
This project involved the restoration of the exterior staircase at Memorial Hall, a historic structure on the campus of The Lawrenceville School.
This project involved the meticulous restoration of the historic façade at 311 West Main Street in Lansdale. The work was designed to preserve the building’s architectural character while addressing structural and aesthetic deterioration across multiple masonry systems.
This project involved the exterior restoration and repair of the historic Lafayette Building, now operating as Hotel Monaco Philadelphia. The scope focused on preserving the architectural integrity of the building’s multi-elevation facade and roof systems, with careful attention to its historic materials and ornamental detailing.
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