Chemistry of Lime Mortar – Neighborhood Preservation in Philadelphia
The Chemical Heritage Foundation released an episode of their award winning podcast Distillations. In this episode, Randy Ruth, for...
Repointing the First Congregational Church Hudson, OH – A Restoration Success
Here’s a brief summary of the project at the First Congregational Church of Hudson (OH) project by John Burnell, Principal, Mas...
Repair Campaign at the Rotunda, University of Virginia Restores with Lime
We’re so proud to be part of an incredible restoration campaign currently taking place at the University of Virginia. The Rotunda is...
Preserving Historic Brick at the Shirley Plantation
The historic Shirley Plantation is situated along the James River right outside Richmond Virginia. It was constructed in the early 1...
Restoration Well Underway at the University of Virginia
The prestigious Lawn at the University of Virginia is currently in the middle of an enormous restoration campaign. This past summer ...
Limelight on Historic Brownstone Restoration – Alfred’s Victorian
Alfred’s Victorian Restoration Story – with Andy deGruchy
This beautiful late 19th century Hummelstown brownstone was recently re...
Replica Lithomex Brick for Charleston Old City Jail
The 2012 APT/ IPTW Joint Preservation Conference is almost here. We’ve been busy preparing for the workshop we’ll be participating i...
Restoring the Historic French Quarter with Breathable Lime Mortar
Founded in 1718, the French Quarter or Vieux Carré is the oldest neighborhood of New Orleans. Much of the quarter’s historic buildin...
Yes, We Can Save The Frank Furness 19th Street Baptist Church
This beautiful church was designed by Frank Furness and is located at the corner of 19th and Titan in South Philadelphia. It almost...
The Bill of Rights for Masonry Structures
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Bryan Papciak
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