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Joseph Slifka Center for
Jewish Life at Yale

Constructed in 1995, the building was designed to accommodate the growing needs of Yale's Jewish community. The 19,000 sq. ft. structure recently underwent renovations to enhance its facilities, but the dining hall, in particular, required more seating and functionality. The challenge was finding a way to expand the dining hall's seating capacity while preserving the natural light provided by the courtyard alongside it.
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David L. Lawrence Convention Center

Located in downtown Pittsburgh, along the Allegheny River, the David L. Lawrence Convention Center (DLCC) became the country's first LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) GOLD-certified convention center upon completion in 2003, according to the U.S. Green Building Council. This 1,500,000-square-foot exhibition, convention, and event space hosts upwards of 600,000 visitors spread across roughly 200 events in any given year.
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United Nations General Assembly Building

Built in 1952, the building's saddle-shaped design with a distinct concave roof represented the modernization of building technology after World War II. As its original roof reached the end of its service life, a reroof was required and became part of the UN Headquarters $2.1 million renovation project. But maintaining operations and accommodating the General Assembly's schedule posed some challenges.
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The Ford Theater with Siplast waterproofing system in the outdoor theater

The Ford Theater

Built in 1920, The Ford’s summer season was designed to enable Los Angeles County music, dance, film and theater groups to produce performances successfully in a major venue. In 2013, implementation on an $80 million rehabilitation began to address needed improvements, including repairing decades of structural water damage to the office, storage, and bar areas below the seating area.
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New York State Capitol Building

A centerpiece in the heart of Albany since its completion in 1873, the New York State Capitol Building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, blending Renaissance Revival, Romanesque, and Victorian architectural styles. Designed by several prominent architects—including Thomas Fuller and Henry Hobson Richardson—the building’s central courtyard features a distinctive open-air passage and restaurant, roofed and clad with eye-catching copper detailing.
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Dougherty County Jail

When it came time to reroof the Dougherty County Jail, the Board of Commissioners faced two primary challenges: complete the project without interrupting facility operations and select a solution that was both cost-effective and environmentally responsible. The building’s size and secure nature made traditional tear-off and replacement strategies impractical—calling for a smarter, phased approach that would minimize disruption and waste.
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Maple Leaf Gardens

Maple Leaf Gardens, recognized as a National Historic Site of Canada, was originally built as the home of the Toronto Maple Leafs. It’s where the team won their 11 Stanley Cups, and also became an essential stop for musical icons, political leaders, and several sporting events. The 25-year-old PVC single-ply membrane covering the structure’s iconic dome had reached the end of its service life, and the gravel- surfaced, 4-ply built-up system on adjacent flat areas was also due for replacement.
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RISE Center

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