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MEMORIAL HALL
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Cambridge, MA
The tower, which burned down in 1956, required replicating decorative
copper elements and slate patterns from old photographs.
BOSTON ENGINE TERMINAL
Boston, MA
One of Gilbert & Becker's largest single-ply projects. At over 340,000
square feet, it included the installation of more than 220,000 concrete
roof pavers weighing over 2.7 million pounds.
BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY
Boston, MA
A large tile and copper restoration project. We installed over 9 tons
of copper including 1,235' of 32 oz lead coated copper gutter.
QUINCY
MARKET DOME
Boston, MA
A very elaborate copper project. Due to the elliptical shape of the dome,
each panel had to be individually fabricated in the field by hand.
BULLFINCH/ ETHER
DOME
Mass General Hospital
Boston, MA
Designed by the legendary architect Charles Bullfinch, this was the site
of the first operation using ether as an anesthesia. The copper roof was
meticulously replicated to match existing.
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GATEWAY TO CHINATOWN
Boston, MA
A small but intricate tile project. The materials were imported from Taipei.
BAIN RESIDENCE
Weston, MA
The project involved the installation of a slate roof and copper flashings
on this prestigious residence.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
BOAT HOUSE
Boston, MA
A pre-patinated batten seam copper roof system, consisting of straight
and barrel roofs.
SEARS TOWER HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Cambridge, MA
Built in 1847, the Sears Tower housed the largest telescope of its period.
It is today considered one of the most significant American astronomical
instruments of all time. The project consisted of replacing the copper
roof panels.
BEST
WESTERN ROUNDHOUSE
Roxbury, MA
In order to stay within budget and meet historical requirements, a Sarnafil
Décor system was installed to simulate standing seam copper.
KING'S
CHAPEL
Boston, MA
Built in 1688, this was Boston's first Anglican Church, and is now the
oldest in America. We removed an existing standing seam copper roof
and installed new slate to match that of the original construction.
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