Designed in the 1960s by world renowned architect Edward Durell Stone, the four Dormitory Quads at the University at Albany are perhaps the most unique, defining structures of the college’s main Uptown Campus. Exposed concrete is among the most prominent feature of the original construction, encompassing over 3 million sf of exposed concrete surfaces across campus. An evaluation of the condition of the canopies revealed spalling and delamination, shrinkage cracks, leaks of the expansion joints, and rust damage to the steel reinforcements within the concrete. As part of a Contract Term Agreement, CSArch was hired to repair and restore 35,000 square feet of canopies at all four quads. CSArch is also responsible for the concrete restoration of the Academic Podium and low-rise dormitories in the center of the campus, as deterioration of concrete over the past 50 years has resulted in conditions ranging from minor surface weathering to large concrete spalls.