Founded in 1997 by Thierry Francois, projects/products include fireplace mantels, range hoods, architectural elements, surfaces, cut stone, limestone, marble, scagliola, wood flooring, mosaics, fountains, terra cotta, DeCorbusier metal surfaces.
Thoughtful restoration brings craft, communication, and celebration to the First Parish Meetinghouse in Derry, New Hampshire.
We learn the history about the iconic Winston-Salem Union Station and how Pilkington Spacia™ played a large roll in the restoration project.
JCJ Architecture restores the 1914 New Haven County Courthouse.
An 1853 clock tower for a Kentucky courthouse is replicated by Campbellsville Industries.
Hartman-Cox Architects designs the new John A. Campbell Courthouse, which has reigned as the highest seat of justice in Mobile, Alabama, since 1934.
The oldest restoration company in the United States, Trefler’s has a long history of breathing new life into treasured heirlooms.
Learn how the iconic “Bird Cage" staircase at the Milwaukee War Memorial has been fully restored using Pilkington Spacia™ Vacuum Insulated Glazing.
Two firms, Beacon Capital Partners and ESI Design, are working together to bring historic office buildings up to date while keeping the original styles.
Read about how the team at BVH Architecture delivered an accurate mural restoration in Omaha's Douglas County Courthouse with methodical forensics and architectural detective work.
Winner for the 2018 Palladio Award for Restoration & Renovation: Anderson Hallas Architects for their work on Many Glacier Hotel.
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.
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 of the Reynolds Center at the Smithsonian'by Hartman-Cox Architects sets a new standard for preservation and garners a 2007 Palladio Award.
The cleaning, painting and restoration of classic metalwork was the first phase of the structural and cosmetic restoration of Marion County Courthouse in Fairmont, WV.
Young preservationists in Ohio are helping save buildings and are educating citizens in Ohio and beyond.
A renovated savings bank in Chicago now serves as an art and community center.
A $40-million rehabilitation and restoration by CannonDesign and Bailey Edward has brought Lincoln Hall at the University of Illinois back to life.
