The design of this facility was conducted so as to emulate that which the owner manufactured on a daily basis. Thus Terence L. Thornhill, Architect incorporated exposed structural steel and other "raw" building materials.
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The design of this facility was conducted so as to emulate that which the owner manufactured on a daily basis. Thus Terence L. Thornhill, Architect incorporated exposed structural steel and other "raw" building materials. |
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The detailing at the corners and elsewhere around the structure provide an "edginess" that speaks to the high tech nature of the owner and the owner's business interests. |
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A strong entry statement was created utilizing a storefront system with a cadence of glazing around the entry doorway - signaling a welcome and inviting signature. |
Stucco was utilized at the end walls - detailed in such a way so as to identify the corporate logo of the owner. |
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High tech materials were also utilized in the interior spaces to create a common thread of material usage - tying the exterior to the interior. |
High ceiling areas were developed in the main entry foyer, coupled with the use of exposed structural steel to further promote the nature of the business and make a strong architectural statement. |
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