Restoration and renovation projects of various historic buildings, including hotels, museums, churches and other religious buildings, offices, and ballrooms.
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Lord Aeck Sargent meticulously restores Georgia's State Capitol to its original luster.
Anderson Hallas Architects and Spectrum General Contractors working with a team of craftspeople in a design/build project restored the historic Senate and House chambers at the Denver Capitol to their original grandeur.
HGA Architects and Engineers and Schooley Caldwell Associates renovate the Minnesota State Capitol.
Frank Lloyd Wright's Unity Temple has been restored and is now ready to serve the community again, thanks to a four-year, $25-million project led by Harboe Architects.
Thomas Jefferson’s Rotunda at the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA, had fallen into disrepair. It has now been restored by John G. Waite Associates.
A look at the process behind restoring the historic metal facades in two building restoration projects in Illinois.
Formerly the first women’s dorm on campus, Patterson Hall at the University of Kentucky has found new life as a living/ learning center, thanks to an effort led by Lord Aeck Sargent.
One of the earliest Rapp & Rapp theaters, the Al. Ringling Theater in Baraboo, WI, has been restored to its original elegance by Isthmus Architecture
The historic Cloisters gets cleaned, waterproofed and re-engineered by Walter B. Melvin Architects, LLC, of New York City.
The challenges of restoring historic decorative finishing at the Grand Lodge of Maryland Masonic Temple.
Beyer Blinder Belle deliver a lovingly researched and accurate reconstruction of the Apollo Theater’s Jazz Age façade.
Engineering firm Simpson Gumpertz & Heger's masonry restoration of the historic Ames Building in Boston required a precise approach to how the building’s structural and envelope barrier systems functioned.
The restoration and repair of the cast-iron dome on the U.S. Capitol Building has saved our nation’s most iconic structure.
A renovated savings bank in Chicago now serves as an art and community center.
Perhaps the most elegant feature in the Sherry-Netherland hotel was the 860-sq.ft. mural painted on the vaulted ceiling in the lobby by Joseph Aruta.
The 1905 Gibbes Museum in Charleston, SC, has recently been updated and is ready for another century of service to the community.
Syracuse native Ed Riley led the restoration of the Hotel Syracuse, bringing it back to its glory days.
Read about the Lincoln Ballroom restoration, at the Union League of Philadelphia.
