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Can You Identify This Project?
This $260-million California structure, built in 1989, features 2,400 glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC) panels, which reduced the building’s structural requirements by 100-150 tons over precast concrete or stone. That was important for seismic stability. The GFRC was weatherproofed with a specialized PROSOCO protective treatment, Weather Seal T-1010. The 40-story building took 2,800 gallons of the penetrating, breathable silane water-repellent. It got a maintenance cleaning with Enviro Klean® 2010 All Surface Cleaner in 2003 to remove biological and atmospheric soiling.
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 and a PROSOCO ball-cap go to the following folks for identifying last issue’s CYITP—City Hall, Schenectady, N.Y.
Amy Randy, CSI, CDT
Cuningham Group Architecture, Minneapolis, Minn.
Doug Bierly
Carter-Waters Construction Materials
Columbia, Mo.
James Warren
NYS Historic Preservation Office, Waterford, N.Y.
John G. Waite, FAIA
John G. Waite Associates, Architects PLLC , Albany, N.Y.
Rich Bodane
NYS Office of General Services, Albany N.Y.
Robert A. Petito Jr., AIA
John G. Waite Associates, Albany, N.Y.
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