Notably, roughly seven months before the original substantial completion target, the project suffered a direct hit from a Category 4 tornado. The cyclone’s impact—which resulted in a $6-million insurance claim and added five months to the project’s completion—necessitated complete replacement of the roof as well as extensive repairs and replacement of exterior finish items. After clearing the entire building’s exterior of mud from the storm, the team discovered a significant number of cracks, dents and chips on the facade as well as on the windows. Chipped or cracked windows had to be replaced while chipped stone, depending on the severity, could be repaired, whereas cracked stone had to be replaced due to safety concerns.