1111 - 19th Street
Washington, DCTate Ornamental fabricated this radiused, stainless steel, stair stepped cladding canopy and incorporated glass in-fill panels giving the structure an open and light appearance. We added metal, water-jetted fins welded to the structure to create a unique custom design.
Contractor: Sigal Construction
Architect: Heery International
Rivergate Mall
Nashville, TennesseeWe created three entrance canopies for the Rivergate Mall. The canopies were constructed out of steel and offered architectural features such as radiused, cell-decks, exposed structures, tie rods, turnbuckles, clevises, skylight, glass panels and transparent roof panels.
Contractor: EMJ Contracting
Architect: Harris & Associates
The Shops at Friendly Center
Greensboro, North CarolinaThe exposed steel and wood canopies we fabricated for this outdoor shopping center include a radius design with laminated glass suspended with stainless steel spider fittings. It includes cable tie-backs to the brick, adjustable turn buckles, decorative rod supports and connections. We use Kynar paint on the metal canopy and glue laminated beams on the trellis.
Contractor: Hoar Construction
United Therapeutics Corporation
Silver Springs, MarylandThis free-standing stainless steel and ipe wood beam canopy is a galvanized structure with stainless steel cladding offering a very unique open design. We used multiple shapes and sizes in the metals used. This structure has welded jointery and is water tight. The materials used on these canopies were built using a rust free product.
Contractor: Whiting Turner
Architect: Schick Goldstein Architects, P.C.
The Hampton Roads Convention Center
Hampton, VirginiaThe convention center canopies were made from solid stainless steel angle frames with GKD architectural wire mesh fabric. The GKD material is a woven metal stainless steel wire fabric with stainless steel fasteners and connections. All materials used on this structure are ideal for salt water environments because they are corrosion resistant.
Contractor: WM Jordan Company
Architect: Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum
