FEATURED WORK
There's more where that came from
FEATURED WORK
There's more where that came from
FEATURED WORK - BUILDING ENVELOPE
there's more where that came from
PURDUE UNIVERSITY
HORTICULTURE BUILDING
This project included 20,000 sf of French clay tile roof replacement at the steep slopes, flat seam copper roofing at the dormers and PMMA liquid applied membrane at the flat areas centered at the ridge.
INDIANAPOLIS
CITY-COUNTY
BUILDING
MartinRiley performed an investigation of this tower with nearly 3,000 windows. Many of the single glazed windows were losing integrity. Waterproofing materials were failing, beginning to impact the entire structure.
FORT WAYNE
INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
This building had each of its' flat roof areas replaced in 6 phases for over nearly 100,000 sf of roof replacement. We are proud of the progress and excited to display the proof of a prosperous relationship that transcended multiple years to reach one common goal!
FORT WAYNE
COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
ONGOING PROJECTS
Over the years MartinRiley has had the honor of providing ongoing building envelope services for many school corporations. In particular, we have worked with Fort Wayne Community Schools for 25+ years.
ROUSSEAU CENTER PLAZA DECK
This project included an assessment and forensics investigation, plaza deck waterproofing, removal and replacement of the existing precast concrete pavers and fountain restorations.
DANVILLE VA
BUILDING 14 REROOF
This building had a slate roof. The tear-off went to the deck with a synthetic underlayment installed and new synthetic slate. Synthetic slate was chosen to keep the original look, but with a more cost efficient budget.
PURDUE FORT WAYNE
NEFF HALL
This project included the replacement of vertical control joints in the pre-cast concrete tilt-up panels around the building. In addition to that a new pre-finished gi metal coping was installed over the top.
GAS CITY SCHOOL APARTMENTS
Award: 2015 RCI Document Competition 1st Place small project category.
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MartinRiley developed an initial condition assessment of the property to help the stakeholders itemize, prioritize, and budget for future roofing and masonry restorations.