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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.


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.
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Hollaender railing systems deliver safety, accessibility, and lasting performance across a variety of stadium environments. Interna-Rail®, ADA-compliant handrails, and durable metal infill options provide flexible solutions for high-traffic public venues.
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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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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.
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The Broussard Sport Complex is a new sports complex catering to multiple amateur sports in the Broussard area, such as baseball and soccer.
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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.
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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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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.
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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.
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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.
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Frankie’s Fun Park opened their fifth location in Huntersville, North Carolina and called upon ADW Architects to design the facility. The combination of amusement rides, exhibits, dining and outdoor accessibility required various railing designs and products. As a full-line manufacturer with complete engineering and design services, Hollaender Manufacturing provided railing for all of Frankie’s design and utility needs. Frankie’s needed a “one-stop shop” for their complete railing system needs and Hollaender’s mechanically fastened aluminum railing systems covered all their requirements. The design required Hollaender's aluminum Speed-Rail® 2-line queue railing, Speed-Rail® with perforated infill panels, Interna-Rail® ADA accessible ramp railings and Interna-Rail® with acrylic panels. Hollaender railing systems are showcased at Frankie’s other South Carolina locations in North Charleston, Greenville, and Columbia and continue to serve the staff and patrons of Frankie’s well.
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Project Architect Jean Underwood comments:
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Raydeo Enterprises of Ballground, Georgia was chosen by Holder-Austin-Moody-Bryson, a joint venture of Holder Construction Group, Austin Commercial, Moody Construction Co. and Bryson Constructors to complete the railing construction for the Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson newest parking deck.
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The Indianapolis based offices of Fanning Howey Architects and specialty railing contractor, Spohn Associates collaborated to accomplish the vision of Center Grove High School’s Natatorium facility addition. The natatorium is home to one of Indiana’s largest competition pools which includes a ten-lane Olympic-sized aquatic center connected to the existing campus. Hollaender’s Structural Glass Railing System with aluminum base shoe and top cap was the perfect combination of railing safety and unmatched sight lines for spectators.
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The design of the 145 Biltmore Condominiums by MHA Works of Asheville, NC focused on the stunning views available in the downtown Asheville area. The 34 upscale residential units on the corner of South Lexington and Biltmore Avenue in downtown Asheville featured large balconies to take advantage of views on all sides of the building.
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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.
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