Can You Identify This Project?
At nearly 110 years old,
this historic red brick
building is a well-known
symbol of – well, that
would be telling. In 1990,
the building was set for a
comprehensive exterior
restoration including
cleaning, masonry
consolidation, and
weather-proofing, all with
PROSOCO products. The
project got delayed when a
colony of bats was discovered
in the building’s attic.
It took two years to study,
capture, count and relocate
the fragile creatures. The
masonry restoration project
got going again after the
bats were safely settled in a
specially built bat house.
Can you identify this project?
email your answers to gary.henry@prosoco.com,
or call 800-255-4255.
Or fax to 888-434-7086.
Answer in the next edition of PROSOCO News!
Answer to last issue’s CYITP:
Congratulations, a PROSOCO ball cap and a “You Sure Know Your Stuff” certificate go to the following folks for identifying last issue’s CYITP—the James
Leary Flood Mansion
in San Francisco
Kevin L. Jarman, AIA
A. Douglas Johnson
Architects
Tampa, Fla.
Christian Rogers, AIA
HKW Associates, PC
Birmingham, Ala.
Susan Walsh
Perkins Eastman
Architects
Pittsburgh, Pa.
You sure know your stuff!
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