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John Dingell
V.A Administration Hospital (Detroit) |
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Beautiful,
colorful, bright, airy and spacious. The building
is topped with upper areas of white mopped down Cooley
System and the lower roofs of a four ply asphalt system
with gravel surfacing. The interstitial areas
are 12' high and contain all the air, gas, oxygen, communication,
etc. requirements of a large hospital. |
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University Of
Detroit Commerce &
Finance and Riley Hall
(Detroit) |
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The colorful
beauty of the clay tile roofing conceals the practical
flat roof areas behind. |
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Ameritech Building
(Detroit) |
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Elegant design on this Detroit
landmark put us 24 stories in the air with asbestos
monitoring and bagging of removal of existing. The
bags were hoisted by lativator to a higher area, lowered
into large boxes built on the adjoining roof and removed
by Environmental Technologies during the night. Hundreds
of units, stacks, wires and antenna bases covered
the roof area. A challenging project!
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Dakota High
School (Macomb) |
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The Striking red metal roof
is the only impression you get when approaching the
school. However, as large an area again covers
the balance of the school. The built-up Allied
Signal Coal Tar roofing system protects the flat roof
areas of the school.
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Oakland Towne
Square-Phase 1 (Southfield) |
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Imposing
glass enclosed structure 22 stories high. We brought
in a tower crane to get all material to the roof levels
from 19 up. The Goodyear (Versico) EPDM system
was completed prior to completion dates. |
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International
Terminal - Metro Airport (City) |
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Coal Tar
Pitch - dead of winter - tight security - one set up
area - and a city block to travel on the roof with luggers
of "hot." Another challenge - met!!
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