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The Steven Spielberg-produced documentary Rising: Rebuilding Ground Zero features Snøhetta's September 11th Memorial Museum, stainless steel cladding by Zahner.

Announcing the Zahner-KME joint venture for the European Market. Read the Press Release at the JV site. Zahner-KME in Joint Venture

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The Zahner App is now available for iPhone. Features hundreds of projects by artists and architects. iPhone App

Zahner Campus North Dock Expansion has won the Monsters of Design Honor Award; designed by Crawford Architects' Stephen Colin and Michael O'Donnell.

The North American Copper Awards has recognized Zahner's copper metal-work for the Waipolu Gallery in Oahu, Hawaii.

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Announcing the winners for the Biennial ZAHNER + KCAI Art and Sculpture Competition at KCAI.

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Tessellate™ kinetic metal surfaces by Zahner and ABI released: visually stunning and environmentally responsible.

Bill Zahner named an Honorary Member of the American Institute of Architects.

Introducing the Hands of the Artist™ division, where Zahner engineers and craftsmen produce projects for artists.
Visit Zahner's Hands of the Artist website

BOK Center

BOK Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma

The new facility in Tulsa, Oklahoma is a nearly 20,000 seat multi-purpose arena for sports, concerts, and massive events. The project involved Zahner's production and installation of several thousand Angel Hair™ Stainless steel panels, each installed on a ZEPPS™ framework, the building block for complex architectural curves and highly efficient and accurate installations in architecture. The project called for 350,000 square feet of exterior metal panels.

Designed by the renowned Cesar Pelli , the project was managed by Flintco and Manhattan Construction, who call the BOK Center one of the best architectural designs in their 100-year histories of building projects.

The images below showcase the ZEPPS™ Process, the panels which are then skinned over with the outer stainless steel surface. Each panel interlocks with the next to provide an extremely smooth surface to which the outer skin is then secured. The photo below shows two interlocking ZEPPS™ Panels, and the CAD image beneath that shows three ZEPPS™ Panels and the structural metal which supports them.

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