Seismic Retrofit
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Soft Story Seismic Retrofit
Project: 291 Broderick / Historic Building
Seimic Retrofit project in San Francisco - the before photo.
What is the significance of this project? Take a close look at the before and after photos of the building. This historically significant building had antique carriage doors from a bygone era that cars could not use. When we retrofitted this building, we increased the size and reduced the number of doors to modernize the building while keeping the historic look through the use of custom masonry. The upper level was kept intact without a single crack. This building is ready for the next San Andreas jitter.
Seimic Retrofit project in San Francisco - the after photo.
What is the significance of this project? Take a close look at the before and after photos of the building. This historically significant building had antique carriage doors from a bygone era that cars could not use. When we retrofitted this building, we increased the size and reduced the number of doors to modernize the building while keeping the historic look through the use of custom masonry. The upper level was kept intact without a single crack. This building is ready for the next San Andreas jitter.
Seimic Retrofit project in San Francisco - the after photo.
What is the significance of this project? Take a close look at the before and after photos of the building. This historically significant building had antique carriage doors from a bygone era that cars could not use. When we retrofitted this building, we increased the size and reduced the number of doors to modernize the building while keeping the historic look through the use of custom masonry. The upper level was kept intact without a single crack. This building is ready for the next San Andreas jitter.
Seimic Retrofit project in San Francisco - the before photo.
What is the significance of this project? Take a close look at the before and after photos of the building. Besides the garage door reconstructions, the foundation and ground level of this building was completely retrofitted while the upper levels of the building was kept intact and habitable during reconstruction. This historically significant building was safely reinforced and ready for the next San Andreas jitter.
Seimic Retrofit project in San Francisco - the before photo.
What is the significance of this project? Take a close look at the before and after photos of the building. Besides the garage door reconstructions, the foundation and ground level of this building was completely retrofitted while the upper levels of the building was kept intact and habitable during reconstruction. This historically significant building was safely reinforced and ready for the next San Andreas jitter.
Seimic Retrofit project in San Francisco - the before photo.
What is the significance of this project? Take a close look at the before and after photos of the building. Besides the garage door reconstructions, the foundation and ground level of this building was completely retrofitted while the upper levels of the building was kept intact and habitable during reconstruction. This historically significant building was safely reinforced and ready for the next San Andreas jitter.
Seimic Retrofit project in San Francisco - the garage while work was in progress.
What is the significance of this project? Take a close look at the before and after photos of the building. Besides the garage door reconstructions, the foundation and ground level of this building was completely retrofitted while the upper levels of the building was kept intact and habitable during reconstruction. This historically significant building was safely reinforced and ready for the next San Andreas jitter.
Seimic Retrofit project in San Francisco - the complete ground floor was retrofitted to meet code and SF's new seismic retrofitting standards, including the brick facade.
The completed retrofit plan - an historically significant building in San Francisco is not safe, even with the next San Andreas jitter.
Soft Story Seismic Retrofit
Project: 1560 Green St / Historic Building
