Articles Tagged with ''restoration''

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Stuart Dean Restores Brandywine Building in Delaware

November 14, 2012

Stuart Dean, an international provider of renowned architectural restoration services, announced that the company completed a comprehensive restoration project involving metal, stone, flooring and windows at the Brandywine Building, an 18-floor, 410,000 square foot commercial high rise located at the gateway to the downtown Wilmington, Del. business district. 


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Mixing Old-World Craftsmanship & Modern Building Science

November 1, 2012

 The restoration of the tower of Independence Hall in Philadelphia has been a fascinating example of the National Park Service’s fierce dedication to preserving the building’s structural elements while supplementing and strengthening the historic site with modern building materials. 


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Fluid Applied Roofing Systems

Tremco Roofing and Building Maintenance
October 15, 2012

Tremco Roofing and Building Maintenance announces its new AlphaGuard™ series of fluid applied roofing systems. 


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One of Austin’s greatest artistic and historical landmarks undergoes a transformation on a nonprofit budget.
June 27, 2012

 Arthouse at the Jones Center, one of Austin’s greatest artistic and historical landmarks, recently underwent a refurbishment, restoration and addition process.  


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Re-Creating a Classic in Detroit

Paul Batt
July 28, 2011
Michael Farrell would probably be the first to admit that it takes a very patient, dedicated person to own and maintain a home that’s on the National Registry of Historic Places. As the 30-year resident owner of the Art House (formerly the Elisha Taylor House), a 139-year-old Gothic Revival home in Detroit’s Brush Park Historic District, Farrell has embarked on several remodeling projects.
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Bringing History Back To Life

Kate Gawlik
June 15, 2011
One hundred and fifteen years ago education for African Americans in South Carolina changed. That is when South Carolina State University opened as an agricultural and mechanical training school for African Americans. Since 1896, the university has survived the Depression, two World Wars and the turmoil of Civil Rights demonstrations.
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