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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: October 23, 2014
Atlantic Restoration completes Regency Park Condominium’s plaza project
Brookline, MA The Condominium Association at Regency Park Condominiums engaged Atlantic Restoration to waterproof the concrete roof of the garage and transform it into a beautiful plaza and entry way.
The work consisted of removing all existing overburden and concrete topping, installing new liquid applied seamless roofing, new decorative stamped concrete, new railings, canopy installation and new hardscapes to bring life to the building during all seasons.
The building is located on Beacon St. Because of that location, Atlantic Restoration had to work closely with the city, property management and the trustees to ensure that that the neighboring communities and roadways were minimally affected.
Shelley Hart Martin, CMCA, property manager said, “Anytime you undertake such a large project in an occupied residential building, there are going to be inconveniences for the residents – dust, noise, detours, unsightly surroundings. Atlantic Restoration understood this and their efforts to mitigate these issues was greatly appreciated by all of our residents.”
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