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“Featured edition of Architectural
Metal Summer 2001.” Monroe Hall, Eastern Washington University Cheney,
Wash. now features renovated cornices that preserve its historical facade. Please do not hesitate to call us at (509) 535-4228 with questions or for more information about what we can do for you. “Featured edition of Architectural Metal Summer 2001.
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Monroe Hall, Eastern Washington University |
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Martin Sweet with Integrus Architecture Spokane, Wash.
Sheet Metal Contractor:
Preserving the historic architecture of the early 20th century was the primary concern for the team working on the renovation of Monroe Hall for Eastern Washington University. The craftsmen of Carlson Sheet Metal fabricated and installed new replicated cornices over a new metal stud and plywood substructure. Working closely with the project architect, Carlson designed the cornices as well as the nonpenetrating snow guards and rain diverters over the doors.
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Taking
special care to match the original cornices, Carlson fabricated the pieces
from .032-inch aluminum sheet with a factory applied customized Kynar
paint finish. The installation was completed using fully concealed fasteners and continuous clips which resulted in a very clean look that allowed for natural expansion and contraction. Cornice seams were lapped 3 inches with a sealant embedded in them. Corners were riveted then vanstoned. Top joints were completed with sealed 1-inch standing seams.
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