10 Vernon Street is a residential condominium with a below-grade concrete parking garage that was experiencing water leakage issues. CopelandBEC provided comprehensive repair design services, bid assistance, and construction administration to address deterioration at the CMU wall and walkway adjacent to the garage ramp, drawing on previous investigation findings to develop effective waterproofing solutions. 100 and 126 Washington Street in Boston, MA, are brick and beam residential properties with retail space on the ground floor. CopelandBEC performed a Boston Facade Ordinance Inspection in accordance with The City of Boston Ordinance Code 9-9.12. 134 Shore Drive West is a two-story, single-family coastal residence overlooking the Hampton Harbor Inlet. CopelandBEC conducted a targeted water leakage investigation focused on the ocean-facing window wall assembly, including visual condition review, diagnostic water testing, and contractor-assisted exploratory openings. Our team is now preparing repair design documents for 2026 construction. 15-17 James Street is a condominium building in Brookline, MA that experienced deteriorated masonry elements including a front entry portico, cast stone features, and skylight. CopelandBEC conducted a comprehensive condition assessment to document water infiltration issues and structural deterioration, then provided design, bidding support, and construction administration services for a restoration project that included removal of the damaged portico and repairs to other damaged masonry elements throughout the building. 1976 Clearwater Drive is a single-family home with a basement-level in-law apartment experiencing recurring water intrusion. CopelandBEC conducted a visual assessment of interior and exterior conditions to identify likely sources of leakage and provided conceptual repair options and associated cost estimates. Rendering Via FA Architects. The new AMSA Academic Building will be a 17,000sf state-of-the-art facility with cutting edge science and technology learning spaces and equipment. CopelandBEC was engaged by Finegold Alexander Architects to conduct hygrothermal modeling of the proposed wall assemblies to evaluate their performance and assess for condensation risk. Cracking masonry, water intrusion, and drainage concerns at a university athletics facility prompted a full building envelope assessment. CopelandBEC conducted visual and aerial drone-based review, coordinated exploratory openings, and engaged subconsultants for structural consultation and roof drain scoping. Findings were summarized with conceptual repair recommendations and order-of-magnitude cost estimates to support capital planning. Rendering via JLG Architects. The new Executive Lodge and Conference Center will be a flagship, boutique-style executive lodging facility that serves Babson College's Professional and Executive Education programs. CopelandBEC was engaged to perform thermal modeling and derating services in accordance with the 10th Edition Massachusetts Stretch Energy Code. Visible wood rot, peeling coatings, and signs of moisture infiltration at a prominent university bell tower sparked a focused investigation of its envelope. CopelandBEC explored conditions using both drone imagery and hands-on interior access, revealing deterioration at sill conditions, floor boards, and framing connections. A multi-story academic research facility in Cambridge, MA has experienced recurring water intrusion at below-grade interior spaces, including mechanical rooms, storage areas, and critical circulation corridors. CopelandBEC performed a phased building envelope assessment to evaluate foundation and courtyard drainage conditions, supported by civil subconsultants who conducted subsurface utility locating, ground-penetrating radar (GPR), and hydrological modeling to inform long-term mitigation strategies. Visible deterioration at roofs, soffits, and balconies at this 1960s multi-family complex prompted a comprehensive envelope assessment to inform capital planning. CopelandBEC conducted a site-wide review of existing exterior conditions, providing prioritized repair recommendations and budgetary cost projections. A multi-story connector building between two campus residences required roof replacement and localized masonry reconstruction. CopelandBEC developed FM Global-compliant construction documents, including full skylight replacement and rebuilding of deteriorated parapets, and coordinated with a structural engineer to address stability and long-term system performance. This university library facility exhibited masonry deterioration at the upper cornice, parapet, and chimney assemblies. CopelandBEC provided design and construction phase services for targeted masonry repairs, including exploratory openings, repair detailing, and on-site quality assurance throughout construction. Photo via Georgia Institute of Technology. Originally built for the 1996 Olympics, the Georgia Tech Campus Recreation Center now offers comprehensive fitness and aquatic amenities for their Atlanta campus. CopelandBEC investigated reported drainage issues and developed repair recommendations. Photo via Kennesaw State University. Located in the heart of the Kennesaw State University campus, the Carmichael Student Center is a central hub for student life. CopelandBEC is providing design, procurement, and construction administration services for the barrel roof replacement. Recurring water leakage at multiple chimneys and a vent dormer prompted a comprehensive investigation at this academic building. CopelandBEC performed an on-site investigation, which included documentation of masonry cracking, exploratory openings, localized water testing, and masonry absorption testing to identify active leakage pathways. This building houses offices and laboratory space for the institute. The building has a brick and stone facade with wood framed windows, a slate roof with multiple dormers, and a wood clad cupola. CopelandBEC conducted an existing conditions assessment and developed a technical specification for typical window replacement to guide ongoing phased upgrades. CopelandBEC has collaborated with contractors and structural engineers to provide multiple building envelope-related investigations at this collegiate stadium, including waterproofing and water leakage investigations. This university-owned arts facility was exhibiting signs of exterior wall distress and roof drainage issues. CopelandBEC performed an existing condition assessment to evaluate conditions at cladding, parapets, and moisture-affected areas. Conceptual repair recommendations were developed to support targeted maintenance planning. John Lyman Faxon’s Rollins Chapel is an H. H. Richardson-inspired mass masonry building in the neo-Romanesque style on the Dartmouth University campus. CopelandBEC provided engineering consulting services to the Architect-of-Record for the design of a building envelope improvement project at this historic 1885 building. Wilder Hall is a 4-story mass masonry structure originally constructed in 1898. The building contains several historical features, such as decorative quoining, terra cotta crown molding, and stone lintels. CopelandBEC conducted a comprehensive condition assessment to provide Jones Architecture with recommendations for envelope upgrades suitable for a mass masonry structure. CopelandBEC also assisted with detail development for a widespread window replacement project. Rendering via Bergmeyer Architects. Dick’s House of Sport Boston is the first urban store location for the nearly 80-year-old brand. CopelandBEC supported Bergmeyer Architects in transforming the existing, aging retail space into an iconic, imaginative sporting facility by providing envelope consulting services throughout design and construction. St. Julie Hall is a high-rise residence hall on Emmanuel College’s Boston campus that was constructed in 2018. CopelandBEC was engaged to investigate ongoing water leakage at upper-floor dormitories, assessing potential contributions from surrounding assemblies and evaluating conditions to support future roof replacement design. Essex Apartments is a Queen Anne style masonry structure originally constructed in 1888. The building contains several historical features, including sandstone, slate, and terra cotta accents. The project restored the original building into a 12-unit affordable housing property. CopelandBEC worked collaboratively with Dietz & Company Architects to provide building envelope details and specifications for the building's masonry restoration, window and roofing replacement. Essex Condominiums is a 110-unit residential building arranged around a central courtyard. CopelandBEC conducted a visual building envelope assessment in coordination with Lamarr.AI, who performed an aerial infrared (IR) drone scan; together, the findings informed our conceptual repair recommendations. Exuma International Airport serves as the primary gateway to the Exuma chain in the Bahamas. CopelandBEC is providing building envelope consulting for the multi-million dollar renovation to modernize the facility and improve capacity for international flights. A campus field house showing signs of aging masonry, chimney wear, and ornamental deterioration was the subject of a comprehensive envelope review. CopelandBEC examined exterior conditions using during on-site visual and aerial drone photo-based review, focusing on the facade, windows, front steps, and cupola. We developed prioritized recommendations with order-of-magnitude cost estimates to support future repair planning. Following the investigation, we provided quality assurance observation to oversee construction activities for the repair project. A split-level fire station exhibited membrane deterioration, wet insulation, and possible roof deck deflection. CopelandBEC was retained to develop construction documents for PVC roof replacement and provide construction-phase support. FP3 is a condominium community that spans 3 connected buildings, constructed in 1894, 1900, and 2007, respectively. CopelandBEC conducted a comprehensive condition assessment to identify potential building envelope repairs and assist in developing a prioritized capital plan. Persistent leakage at a university athletics facility prompted a targeted building envelope condition assessment. CopelandBEC conducted visual review, non-destructive testing, and document analysis to evaluate the existing exterior wall system develop conceptual repair recommendations to support future capital planning. CopelandBEC performed forensic water testing to investigate ongoing water leakage at the exterior walls, and is engaged to provide subsequent repair design and construction administration services. A campus hospitality facility experienced impact-related damage to one of its entrance portico columns, prompting the need for structural review and repair. CopelandBEC assessed the conditions, recommended temporary stabilization, and is providing engineering design services for full replacement of both load-bearing columns, including construction documentation and limited construction-phase support. KIPP Academy Lynn Collegiate is a charter high school, occupying a former industrial building that was renovated and converted into a school facility in 2018. CopelandBEC was engaged to investigate water infiltration at classroom windows, assessing the surrounding wall assemblies and fenestration systems to identify sources of leakage and provide recommendations for mitigation. Constructed in the 1990s, this campus laboratory building was experiencing widespread leakage into sensitive research and office spaces. CopelandBEC performed an existing condition assessment, including roof test cuts that confirmed moisture within the existing roof assembly. The project's repair design included full PVC roof replacement and sealant replacement for facade restoration. Rendering via PEBL Design. The Comunidades Organizando el Poder y la Acción Latina (COPAL) is excited to develop a vibrant hub of unity, celebration, and cultural exchange in the heart of Minneapolis. CopelandBEC is collaborating with COPAL and AWH Architects to perform associated building enclosure commissioning services in alignment with the 2024 Minnesota Energy Code requirements. A multi-story institutional building with a humidified interior reported recurring water leakage at exterior wall and roof-adjacent window conditions. CopelandBEC was retained to investigate the cause through visual review, diagnostic water testing, hygrothermal modeling, and exploratory openings, and to develop conceptual repair recommendations. Following the investigation, we designed a partial roof replacement to address the conditions observed. Photo via Atlanta Public Schools. CopelandBEC is working with Atlanta Public Schools to perform a whole building envelope condition assessment to identify deficiencies in the existing building envelope systems, and identify potential remediation approaches where relevant. A below-grade mechanical space at a residence hall required evaluation ahead of scheduled equipment upgrades due to reported water infiltration. CopelandBEC performed a condition assessment and developed waterproofing repair design recommendations, and is now providing construction administration services for the ongoing construction. Rendering courtesy of Dore+ Whittier. The City of Melrose is building a new Engine 2 Fire Station to strengthen its emergency services and support the growing needs of the community. CopelandBEC is providing building envelope commissioning services in collaboration with the project team, including Dore + Whittier and RFS Engineering. Rendering courtesy of Dore + Whittier. To enhance municipal facilities and public safety operations, the City of Melrose is constructing a new police station in collaboration with Dore + Whittier, the project’s Designer-of-Record. CopelandBEC is working alongside Dore + Whittier and RFS Engineering, the Commissioning Authority, to provide building envelope commissioning services in support of LEED v4.1 BD+C certification goals. This campus features several standing-seam metal roof buildings that have experienced leakage and aging. CopelandBEC was engaged to review the portfolio of several buildings with metal roofs and develop prioritized recommendations for incorporation in capital planning development. Photo courtesy of the Minnesota Historical Society. CopelandBEC is currently supporting MacDonald & Mack Architects on exterior repair planning at the Minnesota State Capitol. Scope includes ongoing envelope condition assessments, schematic and construction document development for prioritized repairs, and technical oversight during bidding and construction to help guide long-term stewardship of this historic and significant building. The Manufacturing Related Disciplines Complex (MRDC) serves as one of the primary hubs for engineering education on the Georgia Tech campus, housing advanced manufacturing labs and teaching machine shops. CopelandBEC conducted forensic water testing to investigate persistent leakage reported in below-grade spaces. This 1970s-era municipal utility facility was experiencing water intrusion and widespread peeling of exterior wall coatings. CopelandBEC performed a facade condition assessment that included exploratory openings, hygrothermal modeling, and water absorption testing to evaluate the existing masonry and coating systems. The team then developed repair documents and is currently providing construction administration services to support targeted facade improvements and long-term enclosure performance. At a university natatorium, recurring ice formation and a localized roof leak raised concerns about envelope performance. CopelandBEC was brought in to investigate, and used a mix of field testing and hygrothermal modeling to study how the building handles heat and moisture to help pinpoint problem areas and inform targeted repair strategies. New Horizon Academy is repurposing an existing building in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota into a new childcare facility. CopelandBEC is providing building enclosure commissioning services in alignment with the 2024 Minnesota Energy Code requirements. New Horizon Academy is repurposing an existing building in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota into a new childcare facility. CopelandBEC is providing building enclosure commissioning services in alignment with the 2024 Minnesota Energy Code requirements. The new Southwest Health Childcare Center, run by New Horizon Academy, will serve up to 140 children from the hospital and surrounding community. CopelandBEC was engaged by Rylaur to conduct hygrothermal modeling of the proposed wall assemblies to evaluate performance and assess condensation risk. The NMH McCollum Field House project involves the adaptive reuse of an existing unconditioned hockey facility into a modern, year-round arena. As part of this transformation, the project team sought to preserve the recently installed roof membrane by retrofitting insulation from the interior. CopelandBEC was retained to assess the hygrothermal performance of the proposed roof assembly and to provide recommendations to manage condensation risk and support long-term durability. Photo via State of Massachusetts. The state-run call center operates 24/7 and experiences severe and ongoing roof and clerestory window leaks, despite numerous repair efforts. CopelandBEC is providing independent third-party quality assurance for the envelope remediation work. Rendering via JLG Architects. The City of Northfield, Minnesota has been working with the Northfield School District, City of Dundas, and Northfield Hockey Association on the construction of a new Northfield Ice Arena for the community. CopelandBEC is collaborating with JLG Architects to perform associated building envelope commissioning services to support LEED NC BD+C v4 Silver Certification. Nestled in the heart of Gloucester, Old Nugent Farm is a 25-building townhome style community steps from the Atlantic Ocean. The scope of the project included a comprehensive replacement of all building envelope components including cladding, roofing, doors, windows, and decks. CopelandBEC was retained to conduct an existing condition assessment, provide construction drawings and specifications, contractor procurement assistance, and oversee construction activities. Pebblebrook High School in Mableton, GA revealed water intrusion along a gymnasium wall during bleacher replacement work. CopelandBEC was engaged to perform a preliminary investigation to determine the source of moisture and recommend next steps toward remediation. A large institutional plaza located above mechanical and electrical infrastructure was experiencing persistent water intrusion into sensitive below-grade spaces. CopelandBEC was retained to perform an existing conditions assessment and diagnostic water testing, and develop a comprehensive waterproofing repair design in support of a potential below-grade space program change to archival storage. The design effort involved close coordination with a structural engineer, MEP consultant, landscape architect, and a historical review committee. Water leakage was reported at the loading dock and adjacent below-grade office space at the Mandarin Hotel below Fairfield Plaza at the Prudential Center in Boston, MA. CopelandBEC was retained to perform diagnostic water testing and provide repair recommendation options for property management to consider moving forward. River Bend Condominiums is a residential condominium building. CopelandBEC was engaged to perform a visual roof assessment and infrared (IR) roof moisture survey to support planning for potential roof replacement or restoration. Robin Circle Condominiums underwent building envelope repairs managed by the property’s general contractor. CopelandBEC was engaged to provide construction-phase quality assurance observations, conducting periodic site visits to monitor ongoing work and advise on alignment with project scope and installation standards. A mid-rise institutional building with a low-slope roof and central skylight underwent a fluid-applied membrane restoration project. CopelandBEC designed the restoration scope and provided construction-phase support to help ensure compliance with FM Global requirements. An institutional residential building experienced a cold-weather failure within its vented roof assembly. CopelandBEC was retained to assess the feasibility of an interior insulation approach by reviewing existing conditions, performing hygrothermal modeling, and evaluating condensation risk associated with the proposed retrofit. Russell Elementary School in Smyrna, GA uncovered roof moisture during a mechanical system upgrade, prompting a targeted condition assessment. CopelandBEC was retained to conduct the existing roof condition assessment, and is now developing construction documents for a full roof replacement based upon identified deficiencies. Saint Paul Church in Cranston, Rhode Island, is a historic parish building experiencing ongoing roof leakage and deterioration. CopelandBEC conducted a roof condition assessment and structural review to evaluate existing conditions and inform subsequent repair design. Photo via Client. Connecting several of the physical sciences departments on campus, this building's expansive curtainwalls have experience ongoing leakage. CopelandBEC was engaged to conduct a water leakage investigation and develop repair recommendations. A large academic science complex reported basement-level water infiltration through its precast concrete facade. CopelandBEC conducted diagnostic water testing, developed targeted repair recommendations including sealant replacement, flashing repairs, and curtain wall detailing, and provided procurement support and construction administration for implementation. A historic residence hall on a university campus is undergoing a full slate roof replacement following prior condition assessment findings. CopelandBEC is supporting the project through submittal and scope review, quality assurance site visits, and on-call consulting to help align execution with design intent and long-term performance goals. Stone Farm Apartments is a large multi-building residential complex in Lebanon, NH, where significant water intrusion has caused damage to wood framing, sheathing, and interior finishes. CopelandBEC identified failures in the exterior wall assemblies—including missing or compromised water resistive barriers and improper window and mechanical penetrations—and is now providing repair design and construction oversight to address the deficiencies. Photo via Kennesaw State University. CopelandBEC investigated several building envelope-related issues and concerns at the Technology Services building at Kennesaw State University, and developed schematic design repairs for capital planning consideration. The Fletcher, a luxury condominium building with 15 upscale units, is being constructed in Linden Hills. CopelandBEC is working with Streetfront Development to provide design review as well as oversight and coordination of several 3rd party QA/QC programs necessary to achieve project funding. Photo courtesy of Cobb County School District. Tritt Elementary School reported recurring water intrusion at two exterior canopy structures. CopelandBEC was engaged to perform a visual condition assessment and develop conceptual repair recommendations based on observed deterioration and past maintenance history. A prominent library building on a university campus was the subject of a building envelope condition assessment. CopelandBEC conducted a multi-day review of the facade and roofing systems, including drone imagery and archival research, and developed conceptual repair recommendations to support long-term planning. Rendering via Gilbane Development. In partnership with Gilbane, the University of Rhode Island is constructing 2 new apartment-style residence halls on their undergraduate campus and redeveloping their Graduate Village. CopelandBEC is providing QA/QC services in the form of design review, shop quality assurance observation, and field quality assurance observation for the modular construction. This project involved a historic visitor center consisting of late 19th- and early 20th-century masonry construction. CopelandBEC conducted a comprehensive envelope assessment to support long-term planning, focusing on joint deterioration, water-related distress at parapets and gutters, and preservation of original brickwork and detailing. MIT's Whitehead Institute of Biomedical Research is an 8-story research laboratory facility that was established in 1982. CopelandBEC was retained to perform an assessment of the exterior sealant joints and to identify recommended areas of sealant replacement and associated building envelope repairs. Winthrop Road Condominiums comprises three connected residential buildings in Brookline, joined at the basement level by a continuous foundation. CopelandBEC was initially engaged in 2020 to perform a comprehensive building envelope condition assessment. In 2025, a follow-up assessment was conducted to review the repairs made since 2020 and to note any conditions that had worsened where no repairs had been performed. Located in The Reactory, Worcester’s biomanufacturing park, WuXi Biologics is home to the newest commercial biomanufacturing facility for the global Contract Research, Development and Manufacturing Organization. CopelandBEC provided weekly site visits to observe construction progress, as well as assistance with observing programmatic water testing and sealant adhesion testing for QA/QC. Rendering via Design by Melo. The Zaria Development is the second phase of Project for Pride in Living’s development project and will add 90 units of affordable housing to downtown Minneapolis. CopelandBEC is providing design reviews to assist with meeting the Enterprise Green Communities standard and SB2030 for Energy Standards.
1 Milk Street
10 Vernon Street Parking Garage
100 and 126 Washington Street
128 Tremont Street
134 Shore Drive West
15-17 James Street
1976 Clearwater Drive
20-22 Crosby Drive
45 Bromfield Street
65-69 Park Drive
AMSA Academic Building
Athletic Center Condition Assessment
Babson Executive Lodge and Conference Center
Bank of America, Brunswick
Bank of America, Portsmouth
Bank of America, Roxbury
Bay State Milling
Bell Tower Investigation
Below-Grade Leak Investigation at Academic Research Facility
Below-Grade Pedestrian Tunnel Waterproofing
Blooming Meadows South
Book Depository
Burlington Woods
Campus Connector Roof and Parapet Design
Campus Library Masonry Repairs
Campus Recreation Center
Carmichael Student Center
Causeway VA Clinic
Chimney Assessment at University Learning Facility
Coastal Laboratory Window Replacement
Collegiate Stadium
Corliss Landing
Creative Arts Space
Dartmouth University, Rollins Chapel
Dartmouth University, Wilder Hall
Devens House at Wolcott Woods
Dick’s House of Sport, Boston
Dnata Catering
Emmanuel College, St. Julie Hall
Essex Apartments
Essex Condominium
Essex Public Safety Building
Everett Parapets
Exterior Rehabilitation at Biochemistry Lab
Exuma International Airport
Field House
Fire Station Roof Replacement
First Baptist Church
Fox Hill at Four Oaks Condominiums
FP3 Condominiums
Fresh Pond
Gateway Condominiums
Gibbs Condominiums
Graffiti Alley
Harbourtown Suites
Hockey Center Leakage Investigation
Holyoke Fire Station
Hospital Masonry Assessment
Hospitality Center Portico Column Replacement
Hyannis Harbor Hotel
Hyde Park Parapets
Impact Church
James Landing Condominiums
KIPP Academy Lynn Collegiate
Laboratory Roof Replacement and Facade Restoration
Latino Center for Community Engagement
Lawrenceville Hampton Inn
Library Roof
Lofts at Inman Square
Love Farms
Low-Slope Roof Rehabilitation
LUSH
Malden Parapets
Manor House at Wolcott Woods
Marlborough Marriott Courtyard
Mary Lin Elementary School
Mechanical Room Waterproofing
Melrose Fire Station
Melrose Parapets
Melrose Police Station
Metal Roofs
Minnesota State Capitol
Moat Waterproofing
MRDC
Municipal Utility Facility
Munroe Center of the Arts
Natatorium Interior Ice Buildup
New Horizon Academy, Brooklyn Center
New Horizon Academy, Brooklyn Center
New Horizon Academy, Southwest Health
NMH McCollum Field House
North Shore Regional 911 Center
Northampton Main Street
Northfield Ice Arena
Ohio 3D Thermal Modeling
Old Nugent Farm
Olmsted Park Condominiums
One Broadway Parking Garage
Overland Lofts
Pebblebrook High School
Pella Headquarters
Penthouse Roof Replacement
Plaza Courtyard Waterproofing Repairs
Prudential Center Fairfield Plaza
Research Facility Fenestration Study
Residential Hall Water Leakage Investigation
River Bend Condominium
Riverbank Condominiums
Robin Circle
Roof and Skylight Restoration
Roof Retrofit Feasibility Study
Russell Elementary School
Saint Paul Church
Salem Parapets
Salem State University, Meier Hall Roof
Science Connector
Sealant Rehabilitation at Science Complex
Seashore Point
Shea Residence
Slate Roof Replacement Review at Historic Dormitory
Sociedad Latina
St. John’s Prep
Stone Farm Apartments
Tantasqua Regional High School
Technology Services Building
The Esplanade
The Fletcher
The Greenhouse Apartments
The Kensington
The Postmark
The Residences at Adams House
Trinity Place
Tritt Elementary School
Ttoren Flats
University Dining Hall
University Library Facade and Roof Review
University of Rhode Island Dorms
University Residence Hall Roof Replacement
Urban Campus Mid-Rise Roof
Visitor Center Masonry Assessment
Washington Street Storefront
Watermark Kendall East
Whitehead Institute
Whitehead Institute Greenhouse
Whitestone Village
Wianno Club
Winthrop Road Condominium
Wolcott House at Wolcott Woods
WuXi Biologics
WWLP Station
Zaria
Projects
10 Vernon Street is a residential condominium with a below-grade concrete parking garage that was experiencing water leakage issues. CopelandBEC provided comprehensive repair design services, bid assistance, and construction administration to address deterioration at the CMU wall and walkway adjacent to the garage ramp, drawing on previous investigation findings to develop effective waterproofing solutions. 100 and 126 Washington Street in Boston, MA, are brick and beam residential properties with retail space on the ground floor. CopelandBEC performed a Boston Facade Ordinance Inspection in accordance with The City of Boston Ordinance Code 9-9.12. 134 Shore Drive West is a two-story, single-family coastal residence overlooking the Hampton Harbor Inlet. CopelandBEC conducted a targeted water leakage investigation focused on the ocean-facing window wall assembly, including visual condition review, diagnostic water testing, and contractor-assisted exploratory openings. Our team is now preparing repair design documents for 2026 construction. 15-17 James Street is a condominium building in Brookline, MA that experienced deteriorated masonry elements including a front entry portico, cast stone features, and skylight. CopelandBEC conducted a comprehensive condition assessment to document water infiltration issues and structural deterioration, then provided design, bidding support, and construction administration services for a restoration project that included removal of the damaged portico and repairs to other damaged masonry elements throughout the building. 1976 Clearwater Drive is a single-family home with a basement-level in-law apartment experiencing recurring water intrusion. CopelandBEC conducted a visual assessment of interior and exterior conditions to identify likely sources of leakage and provided conceptual repair options and associated cost estimates.
1 Milk Street
10 Vernon Street Parking Garage
100 and 126 Washington Street
128 Tremont Street
134 Shore Drive West
15-17 James Street
1976 Clearwater Drive
20-22 Crosby Drive
45 Bromfield Street