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Holy Trinity Church is a dynamic, neighborhood Episcopal parish in the City of New York. It is located at 213 West 82nd Street, and is one of many churches which represent medieval architecture.

The existing roof at the Holy Trinity Church located in New York City consisted of conventional shingles over an older asphalt roof at the dome and pitched roofs and a newer built up SBS Modified Bitumen at the flat roof sections.

Saint Joseph's church is an important landmark in Le Havre; it was originally designed by the famous architect Auguste Perret, as part of the rebuilding of the City Centre after the Second World War. The church was completed in 1957, and has four major reinforced concrete columns, that support an impressive 107 metre high tower which was completely decorated with coloured glass by Margueritte Hure. Unfortunately the concrete surfaces had become stained, cracked and started to spall.