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250 Delaware Avenue, architectural restoration, Terraclad sunshade

Progress on 250 Delaware: Parking Ramp Receives Terra Cotta Façade

Construction crews at Uniland Development Company’s 250 Delaware Avenue have been busy camouflaging the attached parking ramp cornering Chippewa and South Elmwood.
The neo-Gothic Artspace Lofts, El Barrio P.S. 109, an awarding winning architectural terra cotta masonry restoration in New York City.

El Barrio’s Artspace PS 109 Grand Opening

Join the resident artists in partnership with Artspace, El Barrio’s Operation Fightback, Hi-ARTS, El Taller Latino Americano, and The Shakespeare Forum

Boston Valley Helps Rehab Two Historic Luxury Hotel Buildings

Two former luxury hotels, one in the Midwest and one on the East Coast, required Boston Valley's restoration expertise.

Extra! Extra! Read All About It! 1909 Newspaper Found in Terra Cotta Block.

Designed in 1903 by Holabird & Roche, 619 South Lasalle Street in Chicago was once the home to Brock & Rankin, a printer and binder of books, catalogues, and encyclopedias.

NYC Townhouse Green Wall Planters in Full Production at Boston Valley

The NYC Townhouse planters, developed for Michael Chen Architecture, are in full production.
3-D Model, Childs Restaurant, Coney Island, NYC, NY, Boston Valley Terra Cotta, architectural restoration, terra cotta

Terra Cotta Restoration Begins on Historic Coney Island Childs Restaurant

After years of sitting vacant, the former Childs Restaurant Building on Coney Island is in the process of being redeveloped as the Seaside Park and Community Art Center.
The restoration of the Alberta Legislature Dome won the 2015 Roof Replacement Award of Excellence and included Terra Cotta Masonry produced by Boston Valley Terra Cotta, the leading manufacturer of custom architectural terra cotta for the restoration of historic facades.

Boston Vally Terra Cotta Wins Alberta Masonry Design Award

Boston Valley Terra Cotta is honored to have won an Alberta Masonry Design Award for the restoration of the Dome of the Alberta Legislative Building.

Boston Valley Terra Cotta Wins Three Lucy G. Moses Preservation Awards

On Thursday, April 30, 2015, three Boston Valley Terra Cotta projects will be awarded the New York Landmarks Conservancy’s highest honors for outstanding preservation at the 25th Lucy G. Moses Preservation Awards.

Shades of Grey: Restoring Stonework at Toronto’s One King West

Limen Group Const. Ltd. is leading the year-long restoration of the facade, on the busy site along Yonge Street.

Medical School Mockup Passes Weather Testing

Starting in April, beams of steel will rise at the construction site at the corner of Main and High streets in downtown Buffalo
John & Mable Ringling Museum of Art, Center for Asian Art, terraclad, glaze

Emerald Terra Cotta Units Installed @ Ringling Museum

The Ringling Museum is almost complete! Production of the emerald terra cotta units is winding down here at Boston Valley.

The Corbin Building, Fulton Center: Rediscovering and Renewing An Architectural Gem – Part 6

Although much of the Corbin restoration and upgrade focused on structural and architectural elements, integrating modern MEP and IT systems within an irregular constricted structure
Corbin Building, NYC, Terra Cotta Masonry, architectural restoration

The Corbin Building, Fulton Center: Rediscovering and Renewing An Architectural Gem – Part 5

Engineering investigation proved what was already expected: Corbin’s iron frame was designed as a gravity-only structure
Corbin Building, NYC, Terra Cotta Masonry, architectural restoration

The Corbin Building, Fulton Center: Rediscovering and Renewing An Architectural Gem – Part 4

One of the largest challenges in the restoration was to effectively clean and repair the wide palette of materials Kimball had used in the decorative façade to express his client’s taste for opulence
Corbin Building, NYC, Terra Cotta Masonry, architectural restoration

The Corbin Building, Fulton Center: Rediscovering and Renewing An Architectural Gem – Part 3

Through most of the design process, Corbin remained occupied by its various tenants. Even access to spaces owned by part of the client body, New York City Transit (NYCT), was far from straightforward