Tag Archive for: Architectural Terra Cotta Restoration

Custom Jade Green Roof Tiles for Newport Chinese Teahouse

The Chinese Teahouse in Newport Rhode Island is in the process of receiving new terra cotta roof tiles, crafted and glazed at Boston Valley Terra Cotta to match the the historic structures original jade green roof.
Porcelanosa Headquarters, Terra Cotta Masonry, architectural restoration

202 5th Avenue Recognized with AIA-NJ Historic Preservation Honor Award

The new Porcelanosa USA headquarters in Madison Square Park will be awarded an honor for historic preservation by the AIA New Jersey chapter.
Seaside Park Community Arts Center, custom glaze, restoration, terra cotta

Hand Finished & Glazed Terra Cotta Units Breathe New Life into Seaside

Work continues on the construction of the Seaside Park and Community Arts Center as the original Coney Island Childs Restaurant is transformed into a new restaurant for the recently opened amphitheater and event space.
Porcelanosa Headquarters, Terra Cotta Masonry, architectural restoration

Historic Restoration of the Porcelanosa Flagship Store is Complete

Boston Valley Terra Cotta worked with installation contractor Nicholson & Galloway to restore and transform the former Commodore Criterion building into the new Porcelanosa flagship store.

Mahoning County Courthouse is Ready For Restoration, Receives First Shipment of Terra Cotta

The first shipment of terra cotta has arrived and awaits installation at the Mahoning County Courthouse.

Schofield Building Receives Award of Excellence in Exterior Restoration

The Cleveland Restoration Society and AIA Cleveland will be awarding The Schofield Building the Award of Excellence in Exterior Restoration at the CRS-AIA Celebration of Preservation Awards Program.

Boston Valley Terra Cotta Projects Awarded Lucy G. Moses Preservation Awards

Two Boston Valley Terra Cotta projects will be awarded the New York Landmarks Conservancy’s highest honors for outstanding preservation at the 26th Lucy G. Moses Preservation Awards.

Harlem Hell Fighters Modernization Wins Preservation Award

Boston Valley Terra Cotta has been in the news lately, our project, the 369th Regiment State Armory, is being recognized with a New York Landmark Conservancy Lucy G. Moses Award for outstanding preservation in 2015.
Seaside Park Community Arts Center, custom glaze, restoration, terra cotta

Custom Glazes Brighten Seaside Park and Community Arts Center

Over 30 years of experience replicating historic glazes and developing new ones has allowed Boston Valley Terra Cotta to amass extensive knowledge and resources to rely on when manufacturing glazed architectural terra cotta.

Installation Underway on Historic Marion Palace Theatre

Installation of the recreated terra cotta façade for the Marion Palace Theatre in Marion, Ohio is nearing completion.
Seaside Park Community Arts Center, custom glaze, restoration, terra cotta

Progress Made on Restoration of Historic Coney Island Childs Restaurant

Boston Valley Terra Cotta has been busy remaking the colorful and intricate sculptural pieces that are the trademark of the former Childs Restaurant on Coney Island. 

Finished Terra Cotta Pieces Installed on Alaska State Capitol

Boston Valley Terra Cotta has been in the process of recreating the terra cotta details of the façade of the Alaska State Capitol Building in Juneau, Alaska

Boston Valley Terra Cotta Plays a Role in Kings Theatre Restoration

Boston Valley Terra Cotta assisted with the restoration of Brooklyn's Kings Theatre, that brought this opulent movie house back to the glory of its original opening day on September 7, 1929.

Boston Valley Terra Cotta Brings Our Terra Cotta Restoration to Sydney, Australia

Boston Valley Terra Cotta has the privilege of bringing our restoration expertise to Sydney, Australia, with work awarded at the Former Water Board Building.

The Woolworth Restoration Begins with 3D Digital Scan Technology

The Woolworth Building, designed by renowned architect, Cass Gilbert, held the record for the world's tallest sky scrapper from its completion in 1913 until 1930.