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THE DAVIS COMPANIES DELIVERS UTB INTO ITS SECOND CENTURY AS MODERN, LEED CERTIFIED WORK/PLAY ENVIRONMENT BY WAY OF A $100M RENOVATION.
New Heating / Ventilation and Air Conditioning System
The building had no air conditioning or ventilation until 1980.
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New Electrical System
Similarly, the 480v electrical service was also being supplied by an adjacent building. Through this project, The Davis Companies has re-constructed
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Roof Restoration
The beautiful and much renowned terra-cotta tile mansard roof is approaching 100 years of age.
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Façade Restoration
The Union Trust Building was wrapped in Ohio Sandstone. While beautiful, it has a high iron content which over time has leeched rust onto the exterior, giving it a tea-stained effect.
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Sidewalk Vault Repair
Being located in a central business district in a major city, the sidewalks have also been subject to extreme wear and tea.
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190 Underground Parking Spaces
The building has never had parking available in the lower levels due to the lack of street access , the multiple basement levels (due to topography), and the narrow column grid.
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Modernization of 12 Elevators
While the elevator controls have been upgraded over the years, the elevator machinery is original.
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Reactivated Retail Arcade
Over the years the interior public arcades have taken on a cold, sterile, and almost institutional atmosphere. The Davis Companies’ vision for the building is to re-activate the ground floor arcade.
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Interior Façade Restoration
For the building’s first 60+ years, the interior terra cotta tile has been subjected to the constant influx of smoke and grime blown in from the City streets through the four major entrances on each side of the building.
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New Tenant Entries
As the building has transformed under various owners since its construction, the upper floors have undergone a modification of the tenant entrances from the grand rotunda into the leased spaces.
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