STONE scoped the replacement of the existing masonry water table to match the existing colorway and decorative protruding masonry.

STONE also took into consideration the topside of hte newly rebuilt watertables. STONE scoped the installation of new liquid waterproofing to be installed atop the new watertables to ensure water tightness.

STONE found the existing parpets at the building to be in disrepair and scoped the replacement of existing parpaets with new. The new parpets were installed with masonry and decorative stone to match existing in color and type.

STONE also took into account the condition of the existing decorative stone and found a majority that requied replacement. STONE scoped the replacement of damaged decorative stone with new to match existing historic appeal.

This picture portrays the decorative stone being installed at the facade, with the green layer behind the new stone being the waterproofing lapping the entirety of the backup of the facade to provide water tightness.

The decorative stone headers atop the windows at the building were also found to be in disrepair. STONE scoped the replacement of all stone headers in kind with drip edges below.

An existing corner of the building was found to be exhibiting damage beyond repair and required replacement. STONE scoped the replacement of the existing corner while mimicking the existing masonry pattern,

Apart from the decorative stone repairs, STONE also focused on the facade proper, replacing existing masonry where observed at the building.