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Technology Highlights
> Fiber-Optic Investigation
> Bridge and Truss Investigations
> Nondestructive Testing
> Guastavino Tile Ceilings, Domes and Vaults
> Tablet PC Annotation System (TPAS)
> Debris Net
> Shrinking Net
Project Profiles and Sample Drawings
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Technology Highlights
Temporary Stabilization and Debris Net Installation
Project:
5 Beekman Street, New York, NY
In collaboration with:
Newmark Construction Services
Scope:
Installed polyester debris net on slate shingle tower roofs as a means of temporary protection for public safety until long-term repairs are carried out.
Project:
First Presbyterian Church, Ithaca, NY
In collaboration with:
Bero Architecture
Scope:
Following an investigation of the plaster "coffered" ceiling, which included hands on inspection and hammer sounding, VA installed netting as a temporary protective measure. The netting spans the length and width of the sanctuary at the cornice level below the barrel vault ceiling.
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Temporary Stabilization and Debris Net Installation
Project:
5 Beekman Street, New York, NY
In collaboration with:
Newmark Construction Services
Scope:
Installed polyester debris net on slate shingle tower roofs as a means of temporary protection for public safety until long-term repairs are carried out.
Project:
First Presbyterian Church, Ithaca, NY
In collaboration with:
Bero Architecture
Scope:
Following an investigation of the plaster "coffered" ceiling, which included hands on inspection and hammer sounding, VA installed netting as a temporary protective measure. The netting spans the length and width of the sanctuary at the cornice level below the barrel vault ceiling.
Download the Debris Net technology highlight.
Completed debris netting at the 5 Beekman Street Spires.
Debris netting installation in the First Presbyterian Church in Ithaca.