Bradley Palmer Stables at Tanker Bay

The skylight’s original design and construction were of utmost importance during the restoration process. The team had to ensure that any renovations or replacements were true to the historical significance. The advances in framing and glass were immediate concerns as the historic relevance needed to be preserved. Bringing the skylight up to code was also important, and the understructure had to be reconstructed to hold the weight of the dual pane, fuel-efficient safety glass.

Crystal Structures successfully restored the skylight by using copper caps to retain its original look while bringing it up to code. The restoration project preserved the skylight’s historical significance and ensured that it met modern safety and functional standards. Thanks to this meticulous restoration, the carriage house’s historic skylight once again serves as a stunning centerpiece, reminding visitors of the property’s rich history and Bradley Palmer’s love for horses.

The successful restoration of the Palmer Stables’ historic skylight exemplifies the importance of preserving architectural heritage while adapting to modern requirements. The project showcases the expertise and craftsmanship required to strike a balance between maintaining historical integrity and ensuring functionality and safety in contemporary times.