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Re-View
1235 Saline Street
N. Kansas City, MO 64116
PH: 816-741-2876
FAX: 816-746-9331 |
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 | The project had a tight construction schedule since the school had to take possession of the school in August to get ready for the school year. Re-View had 14 carpenters onsite to perform the work on the windows. |
A three-story 1930 historic structure, School 82 received a series of comprehensive upgrades to bring the building up to today's educational standards. The restoration was part of a major ten year initiative in Buffalo to restore its historic schools. After completion of the renovations, this early childhood center will serve grades pre-kindergarten through 4th grade.
 | The Re-View craftsman applies epoxy filler to a sill that has already been saturated with multiple applications of liquid epoxy. The result of this work is a sill that has the structural integrity of its original state. |
Re-View was responsible for restoring the existing window frames and manufacturing historically correct window sash replacements. The new sash were fabricated from mahogany wood and were glazed with insulated glass. Re-View applied a factory stain to the interior surfaces of the sash and a unique blue finish coat on the exterior. While the sash were being manufactured in Kansas City, the Re-View carpenters restored the frames in place by using liquid epoxies, epoxy fillers and replicated wood components. Re-View has an International Agreement with the Carpenters Union that enables us to travel across the country and staff major projects with our lead carpenters and skilled craftsmen from the local Union.
| PROJECT
NAME |
PS #82 Early Childhood Center |
| PROJECT
LOCATION |
Buffalo, New York |
| PROJECT ARCHITECT |
Wendel Duchscherer Architects |
| PROJECT
GENERAL CONTRACTOR |
L P Ciminelli |
| NUMBER
OF WINDOWS
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261 Window – 493 Sash |
| SCOPE
OF WORK |
Restored |
 | The brickmold was replaced with a replicated mahogany brickmold that projected 1/4" beyond the original to hide the old sealant and paint stains on the masonry. |
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