17,000 stone panels removed, re machine and restore any damage.
DESCRIPTION The National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC was built in 1937 and underwent a facade restoration in 2013. The intervention contemplated the removal of 17,000 stone panels, re-machining of the panels, restoring any damage, installing new special hardware, and re-installing the panels in the same location.
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ORIGINAL FACADE DESIGN
DESCRIPTION The National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC was built in 1937 and underwent a facade restoration in 2013. The intervention contemplated the removal of 17,000 stone panels, re-machining of the panels, restoring any damage, installing new special hardware, and re-installing the panels in the same location.