The Healy Brothers Building is a three-story, unreinforced masonry building built in 1908 by the Healy brothers for use as a hardware store. Aft er the January 2010 Eureka earthquake, the east parapet collapsed and fell on the adjacent building, crushing some cars below. Luckily, nobody was hurt, but the building was slated for demolition. Kramer Properties bought the building and engaged Miyamoto to design a complete seismic rehabilitation. When it reopened in September 2012, the building’s new tenants included the Siren’s Song Tavern and the Alternative Building Center, among other businesses, such as an art studio and law offices on the second floor and an accounting office on the third floor. Miyamoto International’s complete rehabilitation began with a seismic damage assessment and stabilization design. Healy Brothers Building