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PROJECT NAME: Tremco Incorporated Headquarters, Beachwood, OH
COMPANIES INVOLVED: Canam Building Envelope Specialists; Dryvit Systems, Inc.; Increte Systems, a division of Euclid Chemical Company; Tremco Commercial Sealants & Waterproofing; Tremco Roofing and Building Maintenance; WTI
DESCRIPTION: Tremco Incorporated is investing $5 million in a top-to-bottom renovation of its own headquarters, originally built in 1970, that will transform the building into a showcase of sustainability. The project is estimated to reduce gas usage by 84% and electric usage by 43% while keeping approximately 75% of all material removed out of landfills. Tremco will seek LEED Gold certification for the facility.
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PROJECT NAME: U.S. Army Reserve, Los Angeles, CA
COMPANIES INVOLVED: Tremco Roofing & Building Maintenance, Weatherproofing Technologies, Inc.
DESCRIPTION: Helping the United States Army Reserve (USARC) meet the federal mandate to reduce energy consumption and eliminate roof leaks was Tremco's primary goal. Plus, occupants had long complained of excessive roof leaks and extreme temperature conditions. Tremco implemented a solution that stopped leaks and, with the help of a daylighting system, reduced energy costs by 35%.
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PROJECT NAME: Second National Bank, Arcanum, OH
COMPANY INVOLVED: Dryvit Systems, Inc.
DESCRIPTION: With twelve layers of paint and the once-dramatic windows filled in, this landmark building could hardly be called an architectural gem. The solutions was Dryvit's Outsulation® System with a Custom Brick finish, which was $85,000 less than restoration and allowed the bank to stay open during the renovation.
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PROJECT NAME: Children's Hospital, Milwaukee, WI
COMPANY INVOLVED: Tremco Commercial Sealants & Waterproofing
DESCRIPTION: : During its expansion, a main concern for Children's Hospital was the design and installation of an exterior facade. Any breakdown in the assemblage could lead to deterioration of building envelope components, increased energy consumption and a negative impact on the indoor air quality. Tremco implemented a new approach to sustainable building envelope design that provided the solution to meet the hospital's requirements.
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PROJECT NAME: Office of Thrift Supervision, Washington, DC
COMPANIES INVOLVED: Tremco Roofing & Building Maintenance, Weatherproofing Technologies, Inc.
DESCRIPTION: With little maintenance performed over the past thirty years, the OTS building had significant problems with its entire building envelope. Repairs included restoration of the building's limestone facade, replacement of all sealants, and replacement of all inverted roof membranes and pavers. Completing the project was the Tremco Performance Warranty, which provides the OTS with a risk-free building envelope solution.
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PROJECT NAME: Gulf Coast Hospital, Ft. Myers, FL
COMPANY INVOLVED: Tremco Commercial Sealants & Waterproofing
DESCRIPTION: This new, state-of-the-art hospital required protection from moisture infiltration and condensation for the long term. Tremco responded with a comprehensive system of sealants and a vapor barrier that was compatible with all exterior building materials and applications. As a single-source supplier capable of providing compatible solutions, Tremco provided assurance and accountability to eliminate concerns about long-term performance.
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PROJECT NAME: Belmont University, Nashville, TN
COMPANY INVOLVED: Dryvit Systems, Inc.
DESCRIPTION: Replicating important traditional southern architecture was the reason Belmont University turned to Dryvit EIFS to clad the university's newest building, the stately Gordon E. Inman Center for health services. Performance values, like the energy efficiency achieved with Dryvit EIFS and solid life cycle benefits, were also important to the university.
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PROJECT NAME: Clinton Presidential Library, Little Rock, AK
COMPANIES INVOLVED: Tremco Roofing & Building Maintenance, Weatherproofing Technologies, Inc.
DESCRIPTION: The finishing touch on the William J. Clinton Presidential Library was a state-of-the-art, eco-friendly vegetated roof, meant to increase the building's life and energy savings. Tremco and WTI were awarded the project for a comprehensive plan that encompassed essential waterproofing techniques, usability and beauty through high-end landscaping, assumption of all roof liability and budget compatibility.
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PROJECT NAME: St. Rose Dominican Hospital, Las Vegas, NV
COMPANY INVOLVED: Dryvit Systems, Inc.
DESCRIPTION: When St. Rose Dominican Hospital of Las Vegas decided to create a third campus to meet the community growing needs, it sought a reliable and appealing exterior finish solution. Dryvit Outsulation Plus MD fulfilled the needs of the new campus' more than 100 private patient rooms as well as emergency, pediatric and cardiac services with an exterior that is as reliable and trustworthy as its interior
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PROJECT NAME: Needham Public Library, Needham, MA
COMPANY INVOLVED: Tremco Commercial Sealants & Weatherproofing
DESCRIPTION: Energy code required that the renovation of the library, originally built in 1915, include an air barrier to control air and moisture flow, protect the new structure and its occupants and increase energy efficiency. Tremco's air barrier system provided assurance at every transition, tie-in and overlap. Though reminiscent of the past, Needham Public Library is now energy-efficient, occupant-friendly and ready for the next century.
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