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The full range of Hollaender work — architectural railing systems and Speed-Rail® installations across every market and application.
Project Portfolio
The full range of Hollaender work — architectural railing systems and Speed-Rail® installations across every market and application.
Hollaender’s Interna-Rail® system combines a clear-anodized frame with durable, powder-coated diamond wire mesh at Ursuline Academy. ADA-compliant handrails complete an accessible, visually distinctive solution designed for a busy educational environment.
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Structural glass railing creates a safe, open environment at Lawrenceburg High School. Half-inch monolithic glass, anodized aluminum cladding, and a coordinating top cap deliver a durable, contemporary solution for the educational facility.
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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.
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Center Grove High School features a coordinated mix of Hollaender railing systems with glass, picket, and wire mesh infill. Clear-anodized finishes, transparent glass, and bold red mesh provide durable, accessible solutions with distinct architectural character.
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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.
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Maple Dale Elementary School, situated in Cincinnati, Ohio, decided to build several new buildings and contracted the architectural work to CR Architecture + Design of Cincinnati. One of the architectural decisions they faced was that of choosing a railing system. Based on both CR’s experience and that of the school, they wanted a less maintenance intensive system than the painted steel system that had been used in the past.
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Legacy Charter School located in Greenville, South Carolina had railing overlooking their gym that needed to be replaced due to code requirements. Both the school and the architect liked the look of the old “ball style” railings, and searched for a railing that could emulate this style. Hollaender’s Speed-Rail® railing system is often used when older or industrial looks are desired. Speed-Rail® was selected as the best design to meet this application and was ordered for the railing around the gym.
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Indiana University’s Memorial Stadium was due for a redesign of the railing system, which was contracted to RATIO and SmithGroup for design. The design concept was complex, calling for glass railing that was both shoe mounted and post mounted, as well as wire mesh infill panel railing. The original design called for a series of custom post shapes that were unique, but more expensive than the budget could bear.
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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.
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