This project involved restoring a 240,000-square-foot parking facility. Following a site inspection and condition survey, construction documents and specifications were developed for the repair of the concrete-framed structure and facade. The repairs were made to structural components including precast concrete beams, double-tees and columns. Additional repairs were made to the facade which included concrete masonry walls and precast concrete wall panels. After the structural repairs were completed, the existing concrete topping slab on the second and third levels was removed allowing for the installation of a waterproofing membrane, followed by a new concrete topping. As the prime consultant, Barber & Hoffman was also responsible for hiring sub-consultants to upgrade the four stair towers for safety, including the installation of cabinet heaters, slip-resistant stair nosings, and reconstructed floor landings which eliminated the minor offset in floor elevations with the parking levels. Mechanical systems were also upgraded to provide updated code-prescribed ventilation. New key-card systems and additional lighting were installed for increased security. At the request of the Plain Dealer, over half of the parking garage was to be utilized for parking by employees at any given time. Therefore, the construction schedule was broken into 3 phases and extended over a period of one year.