At least it might have floated...

This just in on the PTN hot line:

A quick question...I have a tax credit project in Hampton, VA called the
Chamberlin Hotel, which is right on the water and is part of Fort Monroe.
This impressive property (I think it's in an NHL district), recently
experienced bad flood damage from a freak storm and is hurting big time.
I'm not sure if I'm getting all this right, but I believe part of the
problem is that the interior walls are made of gypsum block, which has
absorbed a lot of moisture and is now structurally compromised. I guess
drying them out isn't enough.   In any case, the state office in is looking
for any good architects and/or engineers who specialize in flood damage.

Anyone with pins in their head have a clue what this might be about?

Woody

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