A parking structure built in the mid 1960’s was subjected to years of exposure to road salts and moisture from the environment, and the resulting corrosion-induced deterioration had compromised the structural integrity of the floor system.

The renovation of a tenant space and old bus terminal into new office space prompted the repair project and PULLMAN was selected to repair the 571-space, 190,000 square foot parking structure. Structural restoration work included: 45,000 square feet of strip patch full slab replacement; 3,000 square feet of beam repair; 500 square feet of column repair; expansion joint replacement; sealant work; structural strengthening; hot applied waterproofing membrane; and 190,000 square feet of deck coating.

In addition to the structural restoration work, the project included various renovation items to the parking facility’s functionality, aesthetic appeal, and security, including new parking equipment and revenue control system, elevator renovation, exterior signage, façade coatings, new rollup security door, and new building exterior at new office space.