[vc_row][vc_column width='1/1'] [unitegallery chelsea_mercantile] Case Study #59976: Chelsea Mercantile Feature Walls + Wood Sculpture Client: CNY Group Design: ODA Location: New York, NY Amuneal made the wood, metal and glass walls in the Chelsea Mercantile lobby in addition to the reception desk, and wood sculpture. The wood walls range from flat...
[vc_row][vc_column width='1/1'] [unitegallery Gunster_Feature_Wall] Case Study #53525: Gunster Feature Wall Client: Amicon Construction Design: ASD/SKY Location: Miami, FL Amuneal engineered, fabricated and supervised the installation of this aluminum feature wall for a Miami-based commercial office. The installation was comprised of a series of highly engineered 1" thick solid aluminum fins, each...
[vc_row][vc_column width='1/1'] [unitegallery medical_center_feature_wall] Case Study #53985: Medical Center Feature Wall Client: Robins + Morton Design: Gensler, Dallas Location: Dallas, TX Amuneal worked with the design team to develop a digital fabrication approach to these fabric-inspired wood walls. This collaboration streamlined the engineering, and allowed us to shift our focus...
[vc_row][vc_column width='1/1'] [unitegallery capital_one_feature_sculpture] Case Study #54731: Capital One Feature Sculpture Client: Richter + Ratner Design: Gensler Location: New York, NY As part of a design-build contract, Amuneal engineered, fabricated and installed this monumental, 12,000-pound sculpture that measures 60' long x 20' tall. Amuneal used a traditional ship-building technique to...
[vc_row][vc_column width='1/1'] [unitegallery under_armour_feature_stairs] Case Study #53395: Under Armour Feature Stair Client: Schimenti Construction Design: A + I and FRCH Location: New York, NY Amuneal engineered, fabricated and installed this feature stair for the brand's NYC flagship location. The forced perspective and sculptural design of the stair makes it a prominent...
[vc_row][vc_column width='1/1'] [unitegallery 605_3rd_avenue] Case Study #54728: 605 3rd Avenue Feature Wall Client: High Tech Metals Design: Rockwell Group Location: New York, NY Nearly 300 hand-patinated bronze panels were used to clad the walls and elevator banks in this commercial lobby renovation. Even though the texture and composition of the installation...
[vc_row][vc_column width='1/1'] [unitegallery five_penn] Case Study #56568: 5 Penn Feature Wall Client: 5 Penn Plaza Design: Gensler, NY Location: New York, NY This project started with a text message and images of vintage printing plates… The architect was proposing a feature wall to celebrate the heritage of a building that was...
[vc_row][vc_column width='1/1'] [unitegallery reunion_tower_big_sky] Case Study #52554: Reunion Tower Big Sky Client: Woodbine Development Design: Gensler Location: Dallas, TX This dynamic Ceiling feature covering over 2400 sq. ft. was designed as part of the recent renovation to Dallas’ Reunion Tower. This project reflects a balance of precision engineering, artistic sensibility and...
[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 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...
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