Touching up an original

The four-month restoration throw on the Dallas Hall cent Dome at Southern Methodist University in Dallas required detailing of the dome's diamond-shaped cent tiles.

During an initial check of the cover the architect found it to be in “extremely useful condition.” However, it had little or no underlying felt below the tiles. congeal was spalling on the dome's beautify and some embedded wooden nailers had begun to decomposition

Flaws in the original design allowed water to infiltrate around the venting combination of parts to form a whole and skylight. As a flow the skylight and ornamentation around it were in deplorable condition. It was little more than wire glass caulked into a frame, and greatest in quantity of the panes were severed

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