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Maimonides Hospital Center, 4802 10th Avenue

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– Maimonides Hospital Center, 4802 10th Avenue –

City

New York

Borough

Queens

Building Type

Community Facility

Service Type

Façade Restoration, Roofing&Waterproofing

Structural repairs and façade upgrades for one of New York’s leading medical institutions

Large-Scale Hospital Façade Restoration in Brooklyn

Maimonides Medical Center, located at 4802 10th Avenue in Brooklyn, is one of the largest independent academic medical centers in the United States. With over 700 beds, it serves as a major healthcare hub, providing critical medical services to the Brooklyn community and beyond.

As a high-traffic healthcare facility, maintaining the structural integrity and safety of its buildings is essential. Over time, the hospital’s exterior systems experienced deterioration due to environmental exposure, aging materials, and continuous use.

MGR Restoration was engaged to perform Local Law 11 façade repairs across multiple buildings within the campus, including the Gellman, Aaron, and Kornish buildings. The project required a comprehensive approach to façade stabilization, structural repair, and waterproofing while ensuring minimal disruption to hospital operations.

Projects in active healthcare environments require careful coordination, safety planning, and efficient execution to maintain uninterrupted operations.

Scope of Work – Maimonides Hospital Center

This project involved large-scale façade repairs, roofing work, and structural improvements across multiple building systems:

Façade Restoration

  • Large-scale brick replacement
  • Brick pointing and repointing
  • Masonry stabilization using helical pins
  • Window lintel replacement
  • Shelf angle restoration and replacement
  • Spandrel beam repair and waterproofing
  • Steel and wood window replacement
  • Parapet wall rebuilding with new thru-wall copper flashing

Roofing

  • Installation of new EPDM roofing systems

Coatings & Protection

  • Scraping and painting of dunnage and steel supports
  • Anti-graffiti masonry coatings

Metal Work

  • New skylight installation
  • New roof hatch installation
  • Parapet wall capping and metal cladding

Concrete Work

  • Concrete-encased steel beam repairs
  • Concrete façade patching and protective coatings

Architectural Stone

  • Replacement of decorative pilasters with new precast stone

Supporting Critical Infrastructure in Brooklyn

Maimonides Medical Center is a key part of Brooklyn’s healthcare infrastructure, serving thousands of patients annually. Facilities of this scale require ongoing maintenance and upgrades to ensure safety, compliance, and long-term performance.

Unlike traditional building restorations, projects in medical environments must be executed with heightened attention to safety, logistics, and operational continuity. Every phase of work must be carefully planned to minimize disruption while maintaining strict compliance with NYC building regulations.

This project reflects MGR Restoration’s ability to deliver complex, multi-building restoration work in active and high-demand environments.

Why MGR Restoration Was Selected for This Project

  • Experience handling large-scale institutional and commercial projects
  • Expertise in Local Law 11 façade compliance and repairs
  • Ability to execute complex, multi-building restoration work
  • Strong coordination for projects in active, high-traffic environments
  • Proven track record in structural repair, waterproofing, and façade systems

MGR Restoration delivers reliable, compliant, and high-performance solutions for critical infrastructure projects across NYC.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Local Law 11 and why is it important for hospitals?
Local Law 11 requires buildings over six stories in NYC to undergo regular façade inspections and repairs to ensure safety. For hospitals, compliance is critical due to high occupancy and public use.
Can façade restoration be done while a hospital is operating?
Yes. Restoration can be carefully phased and coordinated to minimize disruption to daily operations.
What is masonry stabilization using helical pins?
Helical pins are used to reinforce cracked or weakened masonry, restoring structural stability without full replacement.
Why is waterproofing important for hospital buildings?
Water intrusion can damage structural components and interior spaces. Waterproofing protects the building and ensures long-term durability.
How long do large-scale façade restoration projects take?
Timelines vary depending on scope, but institutional projects are typically phased over several months to maintain operations.

Planning a Large-Scale or Institutional Restoration Project?

Work with a team experienced in managing complex restoration projects across active buildings in New York City.

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