Designing Veneers, Building Facades using Architectural Stone Products: Projects Gallery
LA Sports Hall of Fame
Curved Interior Veneer Created using Cast Stone, GFRC | BIM Modeling, Complex Geometry with Stringent Tolerance Requirements
ROTC Building at UCF
Architectural Stone Created Design of 3-Dimensional Frame for the Unique Sculpture | Dry-cast Stone, Wet-pour Precast Concrete
SMU Commons
Project: SMU Commons | Architectural Stone Cladding, Veneer Design | Custom Mold Making | Design and Technology
Higher Education Complex
Titanium Dioxide Pigment used in the Batch Mix for Custom White Color Veneer | Monolithic Stone Design Accent Combining Cast Stone and GFRC
USC Marshall School: Fertitta Hall
Multi-profile Trim Steps for Vaulted Gothic Arc, Cathedral Window Turret | Veneer Design using Cast Stone
HarborChase of the Park Cities
Stone Veneer using Precisely Fitting Custom Pieces Create Look of Monolithic Stone | Radial Arches with Keystone Integrated with the Facade Veneer
SMU Caruth Hall
SMU Caruth Institute of Engineering | Products: Cast Stone, Architectural Precast, GFRC | Hahnfeld Hoffer Stanford Architects | Dee Brown Masonry
TCU Worth Hills
TCU Worth Hills Village | Cast Stone Exterior Design, Cladding, Coping | KSQ Architects | Wilks Masonry
Residential Projects
PROJECT: Hooser Residence | Product Materials Used: Architectural Cast stone, GFRC | Veneer, Architectural Trim, Quoins, Balusters, Entry Way
Cook Children's Hospital
Fabricated Stone Panels for Exterior Cladding | Large Size Panels | Precise Tolerance Constraints for Monolithic Stone Look for Veneer Design
714 Main Street
Architectural Stone Veneer, Cladding Matching with Terra-Cota Stone | Roman Heads Along with Architectural Trim Window Surrounds | Products: Architectural Cast Stone, GFRC
Houston Market Square
Dark Color Cast Stone Veneer | Custom Molds with Precision Enabled Monolithic Stone Look
Old Parkland, Business Park
Architectural Stone Cladding, Veneer Design | Products: Cast Stone, GFRC
PROJECT SPECIFIC STONE MANUFACTURING FOR VENEERS, FACADES: DESIGN FLEXIBILITY, UNPARALLELED RANGE OF OPTIONS
Manufactured architectural stone provides a number of advantages for creating building veneers: flexibility with materials selection, consistency and unparalleled design freedom.
Advantage ONE, Flexibility with Materials Selection
The AAS team helps clients in selecting the right manufactured stone product from three different types:
- Dry-cast architectural stone provides flexibility in creating complex curved panels.
- Wet-cast precast concrete is able to provide strong structural properties along with a range of options for surface finishing.
- Architectural GFRC (also known as light weight concrete) provides lighter weight thin building veneer that can integrate with brick veneer or other higher elevation applications where much less weight of stone can simplify the structure and installation requirements.
AAS is able to combine different products for a project with seamless look and feel. This allows AAS clients to get the best possible design in a cost effective way.
Advantage TWO, Consistency
With the computerized color lab, and automated batch plant, AAS has ability to manufacture products with consistent color as well as structural properties for project of any size. AAS team is able to match products for a project even after number of years.
Advantage THREE, Design Options
- Match any custom color with a control sample.
- Get monolithic stone look with complex shapes and curves.
- Flexibility to integrate the fabricated stone panels with brick veneer, glass, steel, or other stone products.
- Pre-engineered connections, detailed settings plan & drawings for installation.
CASE STUDIES GALLERY:
