Day 2: UMass Amherst

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Elliott HambrookFollow

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DOI

https://doi.org/10.7275/jc8a-ym33

Location

University of Massachusetts Amherst

Event Website

www.umassbrut.org

Start Date

23-10-2021 11:00 AM

End Date

23-10-2021 12:20 PM

Abstract

This presentation discusses Gale’s recent experience with repair projects at two (2) brutalist structures on the Amherst Campus at UMass. A board-formed concrete retaining wall at the base of the Murray D. Lincoln Campus Center (Marcel Breuer, 1970) was tastefully modified, but retained, as part of a waterproofing replacement project, addressing water infiltration and improving sight lines across the Campus Center Plaza. The panelized precast concrete façades of the John W. Lederle Graduate Research Center (Campbell, Aldrich, & Nulty, 1969) received new exterior sealants, enlarged panel joints, PCB removal and encapsulation, supplemental panel anchorage, and a waterproof coating.

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Oct 23rd, 11:00 AM Oct 23rd, 12:20 PM

UMass Amherst Case Studies – Campus Center Plaza & Lederle Graduate Research Center

University of Massachusetts Amherst

This presentation discusses Gale’s recent experience with repair projects at two (2) brutalist structures on the Amherst Campus at UMass. A board-formed concrete retaining wall at the base of the Murray D. Lincoln Campus Center (Marcel Breuer, 1970) was tastefully modified, but retained, as part of a waterproofing replacement project, addressing water infiltration and improving sight lines across the Campus Center Plaza. The panelized precast concrete façades of the John W. Lederle Graduate Research Center (Campbell, Aldrich, & Nulty, 1969) received new exterior sealants, enlarged panel joints, PCB removal and encapsulation, supplemental panel anchorage, and a waterproof coating.

https://scholarworks.umass.edu/umassbrut_community/2021symposium/day_2/2

 

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