The Heirloom Companies
We were given the challenge to design a chandelier that was large and airy, with organic movement but not rustic with branches and leaves. Designing, fabrication, wiring, finishing and installation took over 400 hrs.
Shickel Corporation
This beautiful steel stair was fabricated from curved channels, tube steel, and formed sheet pans. ½” thick steel plates were rolled to match the stair and attached with hidden fasteners. The biggest challenge to this stair was
maintaining the tight tolerance required by the customer and hoisting the large steel panels into place while maintaining consistent reveals throughout.
Artisan Metal Works
This is a six flight cantilevered staircase which includes 56 steps and 3 landings in a residential home with a vertical cable system suspended from the ceiling above and connecting the steps down to the ground floor base.
The Heirloom Companies
These 11 picnic shelters are installed in the town’s newest park on a popular pedestrian trail along the river that runs through the downtown area. The roofing used is a U.V. resistant double wall polycarbonate that provides a
cooler area to enjoy the park while still allowing the sun to shine through.
Magnum Companies, Inc.
Incorporated within a train station approximate to a sports complex the image was a bouncing ball as a "wayfinding" device. The project had several complexities and challenges-concerns about maintenance, durability, and overall
engineering. Once exciting and last challenge was transporting. We are extremely satisfied with the outcome.
Flaherty Iron Works, Inc.
The pastor of a local church purchased this double brass gate from an antique dealer. The size of each leaf is approx. 3' x 3'. The gate was out of square and out of plumb. The material was light and needed repairing.
Magnum Companies, Inc.
Using the designer's one-third scale 3D printed maquette, and concept sketches we started the process. The final cranes (Male and Female) are ~6'3" tall and rest peacefully in a Koi pond.
