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MUNICIPAL HISTORIC RESTORATIONThe 1916 Palm Beach County courthouse was destined for demolition when the new courthouse across the street opened in 1995.The decision to restore the building was a monumental step for Palm Beach County as the public had a split opinion on therestoration based on cost, and the property was under consideration to become a public park. After years of lobbying bypreservationists, local politicians and the community, the County engaged Hedrick Brothers Construction to perform a feasibilitystudy to determine the constructability and potential cost of historically restoring the 1916 courthouse. Once the study wasapproved, Hedrick Brothers Construction was selected as Construction Manager at Risk.First the demolition began of a wraparound structure that had been added in 1970. Shortly thereafter, the 1927 annex and 1955addition were removed. The restoration included preserving and reusing all original materials found in the 1916 building, the annexand the addition; reconstructing areas that had been lost or destroyed; and locating original items that had been stored off-site foryears. Much of the building was preserved during the renovation. The salvaged materials included limestone, granite, exteriorwindows, marble wainscot, mosaic floor tiles, wood flooring, doors, trim and hardware. When it was originally built, the courthouseheld all County government records and offices, as well as the jail. Today it houses the Richard and Pat Johnson Palm BeachCounty History Museum, the restored courtroom, offices for the County’s Public Affairs Department and the County Attorney.Project Details• Performed Feasibility Study 2004• Provided Preconstruction Services that included an extensive report for each design phase –Schematic Design, 50% DesignDevelopment, 100% Design Development, 50% Construction Documents and last report at 95% Construction Documents thatincluded GMP value.• Performed Abatement, salvaging and selective demolition required prior to restoration 2005• Exterior restoration of building, reclaiming materials stored in the community for years in anticipation of a restoration. Locatingmatching materials for match finishes for restoration.• Complete restoration of the Exterior, Main Corridors and Staircases and Original Courtroom.• Rehabilitation of structure of building to incorporate new hurricane wind loads and installation of 2 new elevator shafts.• Restoration of the basement for adaptive re-use for County offices and restrooms.• Completed project and site minimizing interruptions to the busy downtown pedestrian and vehicle traffic.Unique Project Task – Design & Construction• Extensive surveys and careful salvaging of materials for the restoration• Precise demolition of wrap around structures (without damage to structure to remain)• Extensive concrete structure restoration• Total shoring of structure during concrete restoration and installation of new elevator shafts• Installation of 2 elevators into the building• Incorporating new structure to give exterior walls strength for new hurricane loads• Restoration & recreation of original courtroom• Vast preparations for Installing new mechanical systems into an existing structure• Particular cooperation with the Governing authorities to insure accessibility and fire code requirements
MUNICIPAL HISTORIC RESTORATIONExterior Restoration• Demolition and removal of exterior additions from 1927,1955 and 1970• Structural restoration of east elevation support columnsand beams above current building codes• Restoration of deteriorated interior concrete columns• Repair and restoration of 76 original wood windows andhardware• Installation of 37 impact resistant wood windows at eastelevation made to meet current codes and to match theoriginal restored windows• Extensive waterproofing behind restoration areas ofbrick/stone• Used salvaged brick from east to repair west elevation,all of east and tops of north, south, west with newcustom-size brick. Stained new brick at north, south,and west elevations to match. East elevation was newand not stained.• Re-create north, south and west granite and limestoneporticos from photographs• Re-create the limestone eagle crest at west elevationMaterials Salvaged, Restored and Recycled• Wood doors, windows and hardware• Wood and mosaic flooring• Marble wainscot, Granite• Limestone, limestone columns1916 Courtroom Restoration• Salvage and restoration of 1916 wood flooring• Restoration of plaster ceiling and plaster moldings• Salvage and restoration of 1916 doors and doorhardware• Salvage and restoration of original wood windows andhardware• Re-creation of all courtroom millwork, including judge’sbench, jury box, pews, picture and chair moldings andbar rail.• Installation of modern technologies, concealed within thehistorical finishes, to be visible only when in useHistoric Corridors and Staircases• Salvage, repair and protect hidden mosaic flooring• Replacement of missing marble wainscot which wassalvaged throughout the building• After using all salvaged materials, match and installmissing marble wainscot• Restoration of plaster ceilings, walls and moldings incorridors and stairwells• Update fire/life safety codes while maintaininghistorically appropriate aesthetics• Re-create historic grand staircases with concrete,marble and custom ornamental railings1970’s WraparoundDemolitionConstructionConstructionCompleted Restoration
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