Carnegie Library’s restoration continues with work on both the exterior and interior of the building. Photo courtesy: The Facilities Management Group
The historical Carnegie Library’s restoration effort currently includes work on the floors, sizing for the windows and replacement sheathing as the building’s journey toward becoming the new home of the Young Adult department continues.
Floor repairs on both the main level and the upper level, interior framing on the women’s room area on the main level and the removal of steel from the wheelchair lift area are among the recent work in progress listed in an update provided by Project Manager Jack Sandezer of The Facilities Management Group (TFMG).
Floor repairs are ongoing inside of Carnegie Library. Photo courtesy: The Facilities Management Group
New windows for the building are currently being measured, with shop drawings for them to be expected in soon. The building’s replacement sheathing/fire rating scope work has also begun.
The $1.5 million project, which is located on the corner of W. Main St. and West Ave. in Patchogue Village, is currently set for completion around Jan. 2016.
Ongoing work inside Carnegie Library. Photo Courtesy: The Facilities Management Group
What are your thoughts or questions about the Carnegie Library as it continues its restoration? Head over to Patchogue-Medford Library’s Facebook Page or tweet to @pmlib to talk about the building. More photos from the restoration are below.
Photo Courtesy: The Facilities Management Group
Photo Courtesy: The Facilities Management Group
Photo Courtesy: The Facilities Management Group
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