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a manufacturer of cast iron cookware, was experiencing maintenance problems with the wheels on its wire mesh belt machines, and repairing the wheels was a messy, time-consuming job. Today, his playground is the landscape of New York City and his firm, Robert Siegel Architects, has a new sun-drenched office on 37th Street stocked with a materials room where samples of building skins ranging from granite to wire mesh provides the staging area for his childhood musings to be made three dimensional. A small crew of engineers surveyed the top of each arch, finding "extensive decay" in the web of metal and wire mesh that attaches the plaster skin of the arches to the steel cores. |
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