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Abstract Masonry is a historic masonry restoration company based in Salt Lake City, Utah, with an additional office in Boston, Massachusetts. With over 30 years of experience and more than 1,600 completed restoration projects, the company restores historic brick, stone, and masonry structures across the United States, including properties listed on State and National historic registers.

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Architektica is a construction and property services company based in Lockport, New York, with a regional office in St. Augustine, Florida. It provides construction, restoration, preservation, repairs, property maintenance, inspections, remodeling, roofing, masonry, and HVAC services, including work for government facilities and federal agencies.

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Atelier Giguère LLC is a Baltimore, MD-based historic consulting firm providing expert consulting services for historic rehabilitation and renovation projects. Led by Marie-Thérèse (Mimi) Giguère, a qualified Historic Architect under Federal regulations 36 CFR 61 with over 20 years of experience in historic preservation and rehabilitation architecture, the firm guides property owners, architects, facility managers, and contractors in preserving and restoring historic homes and buildings.

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Concrete Renovations Ltd is a UK-based specialist contractor established in 1984 with over 40 years of experience in the structural repair, restoration, and maintenance of concrete, stone, and masonry buildings and structures. The company is particularly renowned for work on heritage and listed buildings, combining traditional techniques with modern solutions. Based in Peterborough, it works nationwide on commercial, public sector, and heritage structures.

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Woman-owned, family-operated historic masonry restoration contractor based in Sturbridge, Massachusetts, serving New England since 2011. The company restores public, institutional and commercial buildings, preserving the character of New England's brick, stone and terra cotta buildings. Suzanne Monaco leads the company; Mario Monaco is Owner and Director of Operations; Lorenzo Monaco is Owner and Field Supervisor.

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Hascall & Hall is a New England-based specialty contracting business founded in 1948, providing individualized building solutions of outstanding quality and workmanship. It serves the commercial, industrial, academic, and government sectors throughout the Northeast, handling projects from historic restorations to modern, state-of-the-art facilities.

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KREILICK CONSERVATION, LLC ARCHITECTURE • SCULPTURE • OBJECTS Kreilick Conservation, LLC provides conservation, restoration, and preservation of monuments, sculpture, statues, architecture, objects, and industrial artifacts. Project Showcase Lucy the Elephant Lucy the Elephant, built in 1881 in Margate City on the south Jersey shore, is a 6-storey high pachyderm-shaped building. The brainchild of real estate speculator James Lafferty Jr., when the area was still primarily tidal inlets and scrub grass, her “howdah” served as a viewing platform for prospective purchasers to survey the surrounding lots. Over the years, she gained popularity as a tourist attraction, and while her ownership changed several times, she was one of very few of her kind of vernacular architecture to survive. Constructed with wooden framing and sheathing and a sheet metal “skin,” she suffered from her proximity to.

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