The American Gothic style design for the St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Stillwater, Oklahoma required very detailed arches, window ornamentation, and large spires that weighed over 7,000 lb:
The custom cladding design combined three different product materials:
- Wet-pour precast concrete was used for large size stone pieces used in the spires.
- Detailed design work on arches, banding, cornices was realized using dry vibrant-tamp cast stone panels.
- Cornices, coping and design accent panels at higher elevation were developed using GFRC (Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete).
Color and finish matched seamlessly among the three product materials developing high-end design accent to the multi blended brick veneer.
> LEARN MORE: PROJECT CASE STUDY – ST. FRANCIS XAVIER CHURCH
> COMBINE STONE PANELS FOR OPTIMUM DESIGN: CASE STUDY
> AAS PROJECT EXECUTION: DESIGN SUPPORT
