Project Portfolio

The Indianapolis, Indiana, based offices of Browning Day and specialty railing contractor, Spohn Associates, collaborated to create an amazing architectural designed space for the First Internet Bank in Indianapolis, Indiana. The project required over 3,500 linear feet of railing and incorporated a veritable plethora of Hollaender railing designs.

A structural glass railing system brings modern transparency to the VEGA Americas facility in Mason, Ohio. Satin-polished stainless-steel cladding and a U-channel top cap provide a refined, durable finish that complements the building’s contemporary design.

Hollaender’s Interna-Rail® system combines clear-anodized aluminum with 304 stainless-steel wire mesh at the Springton Lake Middle School Natatorium. The result is a durable, open railing solution that supports safety while preserving visibility throughout the aquatic facility.

Structural glass railing brings openness and contemporary style to Pulliam Square in Indianapolis. Satin-polished 304 stainless-steel cladding and a U-channel top cap provide a refined, durable finish that complements the development’s modern architecture.

Hollaender’s VISION™ stainless-steel railing system brings openness and refined modern style to this Cincinnati office building. Glass infill and a #4 directional satin finish create a durable, polished solution for the contemporary workplace.

Structural glass railing brings openness and polished modern style to the North Meridian Street project. Half-inch monolithic glass, stainless-steel cladding, and a 2½-inch top cap create a durable, visually cohesive solution.

Hollaender’s VUE™ stainless-steel railing system creates a safe, open environment at Igo Elementary. Glass infill and a #4 directional finish provide lasting durability with a clean, contemporary appearance.

The Highlander Accelerator is a new community building aimed at servicing the newly developed Highlander community in North Omaha, Nebraska.

Structural glass railing brings openness and polished contemporary style to Fifth Third Bank. Glass infill and #4 directional satin stainless-steel handrails create a durable, refined solution for the Cincinnati facility.

Structural glass railing brings openness and contemporary style to Ball State University’s North Dining Hall. Directionally polished 304 stainless steel and a warm wood assist rail create a refined, welcoming solution for the active campus environment.

Structural glass railing brings openness and contemporary style to the Ascension project. Half-inch monolithic glass, coated aluminum cladding, and a stainless-steel assist rail create a durable, refined architectural solution.

Hollaender’s ADA-compliant aluminum and stainless-steel handrails provide accessible support across a range of applications. Flexible configurations, durable infill options, and corrosion-resistant finishes deliver dependable performance for interior and exterior environments.

The Broussard Sport Complex is a new sports complex catering to multiple amateur sports in the Broussard area, such as baseball and soccer.

When Purdue University required a world-class design for Hagle Hall, the home of Purdue’s Orchestras and All-American Marching Band, they called upon Browning Day Architects of Indianapolis, Indiana. The Stainless Steel Post Mounted VISION™ railing system was the perfect design accent to the facility’s modern aesthetic and open floorplan.

HMS Architects of New Orleans was tasked by Oschner Medical Centers to design a new campus for their facility located in Kenner, Louisiana. One of their concerns involved exterior guardrail on a down ramp. Due to corrosion and high maintenance, both Oschner and HMS have had issues with traditional welded and painted steel systems in the past. They have observed that repainting the top rails of painted railing costs from $5 to $10 per linear foot every three to five years.

The Norfolk Premium Outlets development is the newest development for Premium Outlets®, owned and operated by Simon Property Group.

Joe Vejraska, project architect for GHN Architects and Engineers, worked with the Springfield Public School District in specifying a railing system for the new construction of Glendale High School’s Commons Area. For both aesthetics and maintenance reasons, the owner and architect wanted a railing that was something other than traditional welded painted steel.

Spartanburg School District Two chose Jumper, Carter and Sease Architects from West Columbia, South Carolina for their design and Thompson Turner Construction as general contractor for the recently completed construction of the Boiling Springs High School. The architects of Jumper, Carter and Sease specified Hollaender’s Stainless Steel VUE™ Railing system as a basis of design and coupled it with a white-opaque interlayered PVB glass to provide both a modern and airy feel throughout the facility. The railing was manufactured out of stainless steel which enhanced the sleek modern design and also provided an ultra-clean look throughout the school. Design and construction of modern educational campuses provide unique challenges in terms of railing design and economic value in a budget conscience environment.The Stainless Steel VUE™ system provided economic value compared to other manufacturers and will continue to provide safety, durability, stability and accessibility to the the students and staff of Boiling Springs High School years to come.

Duke Realty’s new headquarters in Indianapolis was designed by Ratio Architects with a unique and fresh approach to redefine the look and feel of a corporate workspace. The architects along with the leaders of Duke Realty challenged the typical and traditional workspace designs by creating an office environment modeled for collaboration and teamwork.