This project involved the structural repair and restoration of an approximately 30,000-square-foot parking garage spanning the cellar and sub-cellar levels of a residential building at 370 East 76th Street, Manhattan. Because the garage had to remain partially operational, all repairs were planned and executed section by section.
This project involved the structural repair and restoration of an approximately 30,000-square-foot parking garage spanning the cellar and sub-cellar levels of a residential building at 370 East 76th Street, Manhattan. Because the garage had to remain partially operational, all repairs were planned and executed section by section.
The work addressed deteriorated slabs, beams, columns, and perimeter walls, and included the complete rebuilding of the boiler room area with a new double slab and strengthened steel framing. The photographs document concrete deliveries and pours, welding and reinforcement work at exposed rebar mats, and crews placing and finishing new slab sections.
All operations were sequenced in coordination with building management so that each section could be isolated, repaired, cured, and returned to service before the next section began. Concrete deliveries were staged from street level with mixer trucks and power buggies feeding the cellar levels.
