77 Bishop Allen Dr

Low-slope PVC roofing with vent flashings, equipment-curb details, and perimeter transitions.

Project overview

At 77 Bishop Allen Drive in Cambridge, the roof photographs show a white PVC membrane field with several existing rooftop features. The overview follows the roof edge and vents, while the second view shows equipment-curb flashing and a walkway pad along the perimeter. Together, the views show the relationship between the open roof field and the details around it.

Roof details

  • White membrane roof field and perimeter transitions.
  • Flashed roof vents and other penetrations.
  • Equipment-curb flashing and a walkway pad beside rooftop equipment.
White membrane roof and flashed vent with Cambridge buildings in the background
Membrane roof field and vent at 77 Bishop Allen Drive. Photographed September 10, 2026.
White membrane roof perimeter alongside rooftop equipment, curb flashing, and a gray walkway pad
Perimeter, equipment-curb flashing, and walkway detail at Bishop Allen Drive.

Give existing rooftop features their own scope

Equipment curbs, vents, and roof edges each need a defined transition to the roofing system. A proposal should identify those flashing details and distinguish roofing work from any separate equipment repairs, with responsibilities clearly assigned.

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