[vc_row][vc_column width='1/1'] [unitegallery geometric_spiral_stair] Case Study #12484: Geometric Staircase Client: Jurg Rehbein + Leah Demchick Design: Jurg Rehbein + McKay Architecture & Design Location: Private Residence - New York, NY It is a difficult task to take a very complicated design and have it appear effortless. In this collaboration with our...
[vc_row][vc_column width='1/1'] [unitegallery snr_denton_screen_walls] Case Study #49498: SNR Denton Screen Walls Client: A-Val Architectural Metals Design: Studios Architecture + Amuneal Manufacturing Corp. Location: New York, NY Amuneal collaborated with Studios Architecture to create these patterned, laser-cut steel screen walls for renowned legal service providers, SNR Denton’s New York office location. [/vc_column][/vc_row]...
[vc_row][vc_column width='1/1'] [unitegallery colombiere_jesuit_center] Case Study #48749: Colombiere Jesuit Center Client: Plano Coudon Design: Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Location: Baltimore, MD This project offered us the perfect opportunity to blend past art projects with large scale installations. Based on an inspiration of abstracted trees, this installation was comprised of 10 large planar...
[vc_row][vc_column width='1/1'] [unitegallery w_hotel_decorative_screen_doors] Case Study #50698: W Hotel Decorative Screen Doors Client: Structure Tone Design: W Hotel Location: W Hotel Times Square - New York, NY Working directly with the W Hotel’s design team, we developed these decorative screen walls and operable doors for their luxury suites. The dynamic...
[vc_row][vc_column width='1/1'] [unitegallery reunion_tower_illuminated_core_wall] Case Study #52553: Reunion Tower Illuminated Core Wall Client: Woodbine Development Design: Gensler Location: Dallas, TX This dynamic 40’ diameter wall feature was designed as part of the recent renovation to Dallas’ Reunion Tower. This project reflects a balance of precision engineering, artistic sensibility and exacting craftsmanship...
[vc_row][vc_column width='1/1'] [unitegallery bronze_radial_relief_door] Case Study #12505: Bronze Radial Relief Door Client: Purchasing Associates Design: Roman + Williams Location: Standard Hotel - New York, NY This monumental door was designed as the entrance to the rooftop club of the new Standard Hotel in NYC. The designer contacted Amuneal early in the...
[vc_row][vc_column width='1/1'] [unitegallery barcode_luminescence] Case Study #12486: Barcode Luminescence Client: Mikyoung Kim Design Design: Mikyoung Kim Design Location: Ocean County Public Library - Toms River, NJ Oftentimes our most important role in a project is to listen to the needs of our client. In working with Mikyoung Kim, we were...
[vc_row][vc_column width='1/1'] [unitegallery latice_stair] Case Study #45713: Lattice Stairs Client: Abercrombie & Fitch Design: Selldorf Architects Location: Abercrombie & Fitch - New York, NY For this high profile flagship concept store in New York City, Amuneal helped the owner and architect achieve a unique custom woven lattice material by developing a...
[vc_row][vc_column width='1/1'] [unitegallery horizon_case_study] Case Study #48920: Horizon Client: Mikyoung Kim Design Design: Mikyoung Kim Design Location: Providence, RI This permanent installation in Providence marks our third collaboration with the artist and landscape architect, Mikyoung Kim. The challenge was to build a 120′ long sculpture robust enough to withstand environmental conditions,...
[vc_row][vc_column width='1/1'] [unitegallery ted_baker_feature_stairway] Case Study #48921: Bronze Filigree Staircase Client: Mackenzie Keck Construction Design: TTMG International + Ted Baker Location: Ted Baker - New York, NY Inspired by Amuneal's proprietary process of layering brass (and other metals) onto fabricated steel elements, the international design team incorporated this technique into their...
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