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GSA US Federal Courthouse Augusta

In preparation for the restoration process, New Millennium Construction's certified team performed the lead removal process on the exterior of the windows, doors, and metal elements including the ornamental iron and brass. The revival of the more than 100 year old occupied Federal Court House is built from Marble and Terracotta. The restoration of the Federal Building entailed Restor & Exterior Painting Services,Exteriorof the entire building, Restoration - Repointing and Reconditioning of the Marble & Terracotta Structure to protect the stone elements from water intrusion, pollution and staining. 1washaugusta wash t11augusta wash t1augusta wash top web 5baugusta windows 1baugusta windows 1caugusta windows 3aaugusta windows 3baugusta windows 3caugusta windows gdfjduttfd1_072augusta windows 2baugusta windows 2caugusta windows 4aaugusta windows 4baugusta top web 2augusta wash e top web 3aaaugusta wash top page 8baugusta wash washtop web 4augusta wash top web 5aaugusta wash top web 5baugusta overall faci_021augusta bronze lights_1augusta bronze lights_2augusta broze lights 3augusta bronze lights 4augusta bronze lights 5augusta bronze lights_7augusta bronze lights 8augusta lights 9augusta bronze lights 10augusta bronze ornamental fm_11augusta bronze ornamental 12augusta bronze ornamental 13augusta bronze ornamental 14augusta bronze ornamental 15augusta bronze ornamental 16augusta bronze ornamental 17augusta bronze ornamental 18top web 6top web 7

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Chemical Washing HISTORY of the COURT HOUSEThe United States Courthouse in Augusta, Georgia is an imposing Renaissance Revival style building. Land was acquired in 1911 at a cost of $35,000. The building was completed in 1916 for a construction cost of $734,000. Oscar Wenderoth is listed as the Supervising Architect. An extension was added in 1936. The U.S. Courthouse is significant as an example of Renaissance Revival style, for its use of rich architectural materials and detailing, and as an example of the Federal presence in Augusta.

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