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	COMPLETION DATE	PROJECT
	2003	Jackson Place Project, Washington, DC. Job involved the annex to the offices of the White House. Restoration included 12 row townhouses that were saved by Ms Jacklyn Kennedy and declared historic back in the 60's. Work involved restoration of the whole facades such as window conservation and restoration; iron restoration; and new, stone restoration/conservation; concrete and brick restoration/conservation and new work
	2002	National Zoo Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC. Casting in bronze of two lions using the Taft Memorial Bridge Lions as the source.
	August, 2000	Restoration and Casting of the Taft Memorial Bridge Lions, Washington, DC. This project involves historic research, modeling, casting, rigging, and installation of four new lions at the Taft Memorial Bridge. Restoration of historic lions.
	April, 2000	Restoration of Stone Sealant and Skylights at The National Museum of African Art, The Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, and The Ripley Center—The Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC.
	December, 1999	Hamilton and Gallatin Statue Conservation, U.S. Department of the Treasury, Washington, DC. This project involves the survey documentation of both statues, cleaning, conservation, and application of new patina. Also, includes the cleaning, pointing, and restoration of stone bases and gold leaf lettering.
	January, 1999	Resurface Second Basement Floor, J. Edgar Hoover Building (FBI), Washington, DC. This project involved the resurfacing and striping of the basement floor in the parking garage.
	December, 1998	West Steps Repair, U.S. Treasury Building, Washington, DC. Removal and reinstallation of the west steps. Waterproofing, repair and restoration of the historic stone. Also, cleaning, texturing, Dutchman repair of historic fabric, as well as drywall and electrical, etc.
	October, 1998	Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine (Phase III), Baltimore, MD. Rehabilitation of the Historic Star Fort. Demolition of deteriorated wall, erection of new wall, as well as cleaning, repointing, and salvaging of historic bricks.
	October, 1997	The Battle Monument Sculpture, Baltimore, MD. Marble repair, masonry restoration, mortar and repointing, cleaning, casting and replacement of metal components, bronze restoration, and lettering on the Battle Monument Sculpture.
	October, 1997	Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine (Phase II), Baltimore, MD. Project involved the restoration and rehabilitation of this historical Star Fort. Salvaging, repointing of old brick, and installation of new brick.
	October, 1997	Women In Military Service For America Memorial, Washington, DC. Stone restoration and new stone pavers and fountain were installed for the first memorial dedicated to women in military service.
	May, 1997	The Women's Suffrage Monument at the U.S. Capitol, Washington, DC. The project involved careful rigging, removal and relocation of the Women's Suffrage Sculpture.
	December, 1996	Statuary and Portico Restoration at the State Capitol Building (Barnard Statues), Harrisburg, PA. Removal and restoration of 18 monumental marble sculptures located at both entrances of the State Capitol Building. Work also included stone removal, salvaging, restoration, patching, and cleaning.
	November, 1996	Sculpture Conservation and Fountain Restoration, U.S. State Department, Washington, DC. Completed restoration of a 30-foot bronze sculpture and a 25-30-foot in diameter sphere. The glass mosaic tile and a granite fountain were restored.
	October, 1996	Marble Cleaning of the Kennedy Center, Washington, DC. Cleaned all exterior marble which included some repairing and patching of existing marble.
	June, 1996	U.S. Coast Guard Yard, Building #70, Washington, DC. Exterior brick and stone restoration, lead abatement, and new roof at Building #70.

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