Pure Guard | at Atlanta City Hall

Pure Guard at Atlanta City Hall

  • LOCATION: ATLANTA, GEORGIA
  • DATE: Mar 04, 2021
  • SUBSTRATE: GRANITE, LIMESTONE, TERRA COTTA
  • PRODUCT USED: Pure Guard
  • APPLICATION METHOD: BACKPACK SPRAYER
  • SITE DESCRIPTION: HISTORIC MONUMENT

IS YOUR BUILDING COVERED IN POLLUTION, DIRT & GRIME? PURE GUARD CAN HELP!

With Armus nano-formulations, our products do all the heavy lifting for you! Pure Guard not only breaks down surface pollutants on a building’s exterior, but also helps to break down pollutants in the air as well!

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                ATLANTA CITY HALL WAS CONSTANTLY STAINED BY RAINWATER, DIRT, GRIME...

ATLANTA CITY HALL WAS CONSTANTLY STAINED BY RAINWATER, DIRT, GRIME AND SURROUNDING AIR POLLUTANTS.

Built in 1930 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Atlanta City Hall is G. Lloyd Preacher’s beautiful Neo-Gothic / Art Deco masterpiece. Restored in 1986 by Muldawer and Moultrie Architects, City Hall remains one of the best examples of unique cultural and architectural history in Atlanta.

The site of many news and press conferences, Atlanta City Hall is well known to the public. During the pandemic, the building façade became stained from pollution, rainwater, and had mold growth. Restoration and cleaning budgets were used elsewhere.

While the city reopened and got back on its feet, our partners at CleanWell Services contacted us to find a solution to keep the façade both clean and protected. Armus chose a combination of Hydro Guard and Pure Guard for the multiple substrates of Atlanta City Hall’s façade.

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                ATLANTA CITY HALL WAS CONSTANTLY STAINED BY RAINWATER, DIRT, GRIME...

ATLANTA CITY HALL WAS CONSTANTLY STAINED BY RAINWATER, DIRT, GRIME AND SURROUNDING AIR POLLUTANTS.

Built in 1930 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Atlanta City Hall is G. Lloyd Preacher’s beautiful Neo-Gothic / Art Deco masterpiece. Restored in 1986 by Muldawer and Moultrie Architects, City Hall remains one of the best examples of unique cultural and architectural history in Atlanta.

The site of many news and press conferences, Atlanta City Hall is well known to the public. During the pandemic, the building façade became stained from pollution, rainwater, and had mold growth. Restoration and cleaning budgets were used elsewhere.

While the city reopened and got back on its feet, our partners at CleanWell Services contacted us to find a solution to keep the façade both clean and protected. Armus chose a combination of Hydro Guard and Pure Guard for the multiple substrates of Atlanta City Hall’s façade.


              
                How does Pure Guard clean surfaces and clean surrounding air?Pure...

How does Pure Guard clean surfaces and clean surrounding air?

Pure Guard acts by absorbing and using surrounding light to self-clean porous surfaces to which it is applied.

It absorbs surrounding ultraviolet light and transforms it into chemical energy.The chemical reaction not only decomposes organic pollutants and stains when applied on porous surfaces, but in this process, creates O₃ oxygen molecules as a byproduct.

Pure Guard works to continuously clean surfaces, and it also improves the surrounding air quality in the process. Every 300 sq ft of Pure Guard-treated surface has the same air-cleaning power as 1 adult tree!

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