All Projects

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.

To transform a legacy industrial waterfront along the Passaic River into a vibrant green space, Dubner Landscaping and the park design team partnered with Hollaender Manufacturing Co. to install a durable, high-performance perimeter safety railing.

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.

Albany Times Union Center was in for a major, $20 million renovation, including a brand new atrium (formerly an open area), new waterfall feature glass elevator, and the railings required to protect the public in this large space.

Skyzone™ is the international market leader in trampoline parks, with over 130 parks in the U.S., Canada, Australia, Latin American & Europe. In early 2013, Skyzone corporate decided they needed to standardize on a railing system, for both branding and cost purposes. The practice to that time had been to let franchise partners source locally fabricated railing giving each park a different look. The purchasing power of potentially multiple parks per year would be far greater than that of a single park, and Skyzone wanted a more uniform branding strategy.

Pronova Solutions constructed a new major office and plant complex in Blount County, TN (Knoxville area) to house their newly developed proton therapy system for cancer treatment.

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 Speed-Rail® system brings rugged, contemporary character to Mountain Modern Motel. Clear-anodized aluminum and powder-coated steel wire mesh create a durable, open railing solution suited to the Jackson Hole property.

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.

Hollaender’s Interna-Rail® system provides lasting safety and visibility along the Connecticut College waterfront. Clear-anodized aluminum and lock-crimp wire mesh create an open, corrosion-resistant solution for the exposed outdoor environment.

Hollaender’s KLEAR™ railing system brings openness and contemporary style to 5200 Paramount Parkway. Clear-anodized aluminum and ⅜-inch tempered glass create a durable, visually unobtrusive solution for the modern commercial space.

The Main + Stone Project is a mixed use (multi-family residential and retail) project in a highly visible part of Greenville, South Carolina. Its location and end use made it a high profile signature project for the newly developing downtown.

Rhinegeist Brewery is one of the new “craft beer” breweries on the Cincinnati scene. In 2013, Rhinegeist came under new ownership and renovations commenced. A rooftop patio was included in the renovations, making use of the excellent view of the Cincinnati skyline. Hollaender designed a custom version of the KLEAR railing system with few obstructions. KLEAR, by concept, uses the top of the glass infill as the top of the 42" high railing, and provides excellent transparency while meeting codes.

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

Josh Held, President of Josh Held Design, was invited by the LIGHT Group in Las Vegas to design the new 38,000 square foot nightclub located in Las Vegas. The concept focused on a “warehouse feel with industrial influences.” Nightclubs in Las Vegas are one of the most extreme environments in hospitality design and have to withstand high capacity, traffic and abuse.

Liberty Center is a brand new development that opened in late 2015, located on 100 acres just north of Cincinnati, Ohio. It is mixed use, with retail, residential, and commercial tenants.

Boston’s Joseph and Clementine Langone Park was due for a major overhaul since opening in 1973. The architects at Weston and Sampson specified Hollaender’s Interna-Rail® system for the makeover. Using nearly 700 linear feet of Hollaender’s aluminum three-line rail layout with wire mesh infill panels, the railing design would ensure the guardrail along the Boston Harborwalk was up to present-day codes while allowing visitors to enjoy the amazing views of the city’s waterfront and Charlestown Bridge.

The Jim Pattison Auto Group is one of the largest automotive groups in western Canada. Their most current projects are located in Victoria, British Columbia. In January 2015 the existing smaller and quite dated Toyota and Lexus facilities were replaced with a spectacular 67,300 square foot Toyota facility consisting of four levels and a 7,700 square foot 2-story Lexus facility.

Italpollina, a world leader in organic fertilizers, biostimulants and beneficial microorganisms, planned a new production facility at its U.S. headquarters.

With over 2 miles of shoreline, Hammonasset Beach is the largest beachfront park in the state of Connecticut.

The architects of Silverman Trykowski Associates in Boston, Massachusetts were chosen to design the Greentown Labs Corporate Headquarters in Somerville, Massachusetts. Greentown Lab’s new facility is the World’s Largest Cleantech Incubator. The space includes research and development office space, outdoor and indoor presentation spaces, and maker space for prototyping.

The Battery Atlanta is a lifestyle destination anchored by SunTrust Park, the new home of the Atlanta Braves.

Hollaender’s Speed-Rail® system brings durable, industrial-inspired character to 22nd & Market. A clear-anodized aluminum frame and powder-coated perforated steel panels create a strong, visually distinctive solution for the Denver development.

On the building's exterior, the specification of the Interna-Rail® aluminum system with a vertical picket infill provides a clean, streamlined, and exceptionally sturdy barrier. This mechanical piping system utilizes internal set screws to deliver a smooth, continuous handrail profile that easily withstands seasonal weathering while keeping outdoor walkways safe and accessible.

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance upgrades at the Alum Creek boat dock and marina utilize Hollaender's Interna-Rail® aluminum handrail system to ensure a safe, accessible, and barrier-free environment for all visitors.

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.

he elevated boardwalk at Rocky Neck State Park features an upgrade tailored for the harshest coastal conditions.

The Interna-Rail® architectural railing system by Hollaender, utilized at the Harbor Park Boardwalk in Middletown, Connecticut, seamlessly blends modern safety compliance with sophisticated design.

The reconstruction of the Broad Street section of the Philadelphia Navy Yard, commonly known as the "Quay Wall," represents a vital infrastructure project designed to revitalize a key access point to this historic and evolving waterfront campus in South Philadelphia.

Third Eye Brewing Company, originally based in Sharonville, Ohio, expanded to Hamilton by renovating a historic former Pepsi bottling plant near downtown.