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Systems Are Upgraded To Comply With Current Codes
Engineering evaluation, coupled with the city-approved re-design drawings, established the need for additional life safety components, such as fire alarms and strobes to meet current requirements. The interior finishes were specified and estimated in detail to be of like kind and quality with respect to the original finishes for settlement purposes. Mercury then adopted a standardized line of colors and finishes to speed reconstruction and to reduce future maintenance costs.
Detailed Planning & Design Improves Tenant Spaces
The photograph above shows the final configuration and finishes in the Gaylord terminal space after repairs were completed. The photograph at the left shows the condition of the space after the demolition was completed, and with some masonry repairs at the beams completed. Detailed space planning, architectural design, and coordination contributed to satisfied tenants.