Breathing New Life: 🔥Preserving a historic structure with extensive fire damage presents numerous challenges, but the rewards are immeasurable. For the Foster-Thomason restoration, we meticulously balanced in place preservation with necessary replacements. Our methodology: 🔸 Saved the salvageable: We assessed every element, prioritizing the preservation of as much original material as possible. 🔸 Replaced in-kind: Where replacement was unavoidable, we employed custom-made knives to precisely match the historic millwork profiles. 🔸 Recreated the lost: We made molds of original elements to recast intricate details like medallions, rosettes, and caryatids, ensuring authenticity by using the same materials used in the 1880's.
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