Projects: Museums

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

Managed the conservation aspects of the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed museum to restore the unite exterior, implemented the extensive lab and field testing and mock-ups for new coatings, crack fills, and loss repairs, and provided quality control of the masons during construction; work at Integrated Conservation Resources, Inc.

9-11 Museum - Slurry Wall

Collaboration with the Museum to survey, test, and monitor the exposed portion of the original World Trade Towers Slurry Wall for the eventual development of a Conservation Master Plan.

The Met Breuer

Design, testing, and conservation implementation were conducted on the various finishes throughout the Marcel Breuer-designed museum during its turnover from the Whitney Museum of American Art to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Testing was conducted to ensure appropriate materials were used for patching, including selection of aggregate, cleaning, removals, crack filling, and finishing. Conservation implementation included in-painting, cleaning, removals, and finishing bluestone and concrete, in an effort to revitalize the interior yet preserve its unique finishes. ​