B+A Greater Boston

July 2013

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Photos © eriC sCott XII Stoneholm Street, Boston, MA also led to pervasive water infiltration problems, which were remedied by the use of new building components. A new bituminous roof was installed, as was new decking at the upper roof levels, in addition to code-compliant, welded-metal mesh handrails. New Alucobond metal panel replaced failed T-111 siding at the upper floors. Failing wood windows and doors were replaced with new, insulated glass and aluminum windows and other high-rise-appropriate materials throughout. This is proof positive that HCMC has the right people to provide the best solutions when nostalgic recreation meets regulatory stipulation. The company's policy going forward should come as no surprise, given the Boston.BuilDerarChiteCt.Com Builder+architect GrEAtEr boSton | 23

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