Paradise Plaza

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Paradise Plaza at the Miami Design District

Paradise Plaza is a one-of-a-kind venue in the Miami Design District, which can be easily transformed for any occasion or event. The space features modern, colorful architecture with floor-to-ceiling windows that look out at incredible views of the District and the Museum Garage.

Zahner provided design assist (through our Zahner Assist service), which included collaboration with the ownership team at Dacra and the architects of record at SB Architects, as well as design engineering for the individual design architects, FreelandBuck and Johnston Marklee.

Zahner fabricated and installed the painted aluminum soffits, wall panels, fascia, and column wraps, as well as the stainless steel custom column wraps and pedestrian bridge cladding, which feature Zahner’s Angel Hair® finish and both blue and silver mirror-polished stainless trim.

Painted aluminum soffits, wall panels, and fascia were designed by architects at FreelandBuck Design.

Painted aluminum soffits, wall panels, and fascia were designed by architects at FreelandBuck Design.

Photo by Chris Wells, ARKO | © A. Zahner Company

FreelandBuck Design

To create the surface geometry of the custom soffit, designed by FreelandBuck architects, Zahner engineers utilized a modified, more detailed version of our ZEPPS™ technology. This panel system also continues onto the space’s adjacent fascia, walls, and supporting columns.

View of the soffit and wall panel systems.

View of the soffit and wall panel systems.

Photo by Chris Wells, ARKO | © A. Zahner Company

The undulating geometric surface of the soffit system was created with Zahner's ZEPPS (Zahner Engineered Profile Panel System) technology.

The undulating geometric surface of the soffit system was created with Zahner's ZEPPS (Zahner Engineered Profile Panel System) technology.

Photo by Chris Wells, ARKO | © A. Zahner Company
View of the soffit system and wall panel systems (painted aluminum), trim (silver mirror-polished stainless trim), and column covers (Zahner Angel Hair stainless steel and blue stainless steel).

View of the soffit system and wall panel systems (painted aluminum), trim (silver mirror-polished stainless trim), and column covers (Zahner Angel Hair stainless steel and blue stainless steel).

Photo by Chris Wells, ARKO | © A. Zahner Company
Silver mirror-polished stainless trim connects the FreelandBuck and Johnston Marklee designs.

Silver mirror-polished stainless trim connects the FreelandBuck and Johnston Marklee designs.

Photo by Chris Wells, ARKO | © A. Zahner Company
The triangular design motif that is rendered through painted aluminum on the soffit system continues into the wall system, which is rendered via perforated metal wall panels.

The triangular design motif that is rendered through painted aluminum on the soffit system continues into the wall system, which is rendered via perforated metal wall panels.

Photo by Chris Wells, ARKO | © A. Zahner Company
View of the soffit and wall systems near the escalators on the second floor.

View of the soffit and wall systems near the escalators on the second floor.

Photo by Chris Wells, ARKO | © A. Zahner Company
View of the soffit and wall systems near the elevators on the second floor.

View of the soffit and wall systems near the elevators on the second floor.

Photo by Chris Wells, ARKO | © A. Zahner Company
Close-up view of the Zahner-fabricated and installed wall cladding.

Close-up view of the Zahner-fabricated and installed wall cladding.

Photo by Chris Wells, ARKO | © A. Zahner Company

Johston Marklee Design

The stainless steel custom column covers and pedestrian bridge cladding were both designed by Johnston Marklee architects. The column covers achieve the appearance of selective polish across the surface through the combination of separate parts assembled together, each featuring a different finish: Zahner Angel Hair, mirror stainless on the face, and blue mirror-polished on the inside edges.

The Johnston Marklee design features silver mirror-polish stainless steel trim, Zahner Angel Hair cladding, and blue stainless steel window trim.

The Johnston Marklee design features silver mirror-polish stainless steel trim, Zahner Angel Hair cladding, and blue stainless steel window trim.

Photo by Chris Wells, ARKO | © A. Zahner Company

The mirror-polish stainless steel trim reflects the sky, echoing the blue stainless steel of the window trim.

The mirror-polish stainless steel trim reflects the sky, echoing the blue stainless steel of the window trim.

Photo by Chris Wells, ARKO | © A. Zahner Company
Detail view of the mirror-polish stainless steel trim, Angel Hair cladding, and blue stainless window trim.

Detail view of the mirror-polish stainless steel trim, Angel Hair cladding, and blue stainless window trim.

Photo by Chris Wells, ARKO | © A. Zahner Company
Detail view of the Johnston Marklee design.

Detail view of the Johnston Marklee design.

Photo by Chris Wells, ARKO | © A. Zahner Company

350 Sparks

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350 Sparks; Ottawa, Ontario

A short walk from Canada’s Parliament buildings in Ottawa, Ontario, the team of B+H Architects and Morguard collaborated with Zahner to enhance the experience of entering their office complex at 350 Sparks. The installation of custom perforated wall art showcases the journey along the Ottawa River adjacent to Parliament Hill.

Zahner supplied 1,563 visible square feet of custom perforated aluminum panels and associated sub-framing (painted) for installation by the GC/Subcontractor. The ImageWall panels feature perforations through the panel joints, thus making the imagery dominant to the viewing eye.

Facade for 178 North Eleventh with antique copper patina in Brooklyn, New York. Photo by Pierre Girad | ARKO
Facade for 178 North Eleventh with antique copper patina in Brooklyn, New York. Photo by Pierre Girad | ARKO
Facade for 178 North Eleventh with antique copper patina in Brooklyn, New York. Photo by Pierre Girad | ARKO
Facade for 178 North Eleventh with antique copper patina in Brooklyn, New York. Photo by Pierre Girad | ARKO

Starbucks Reserve® Roastery

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Located in New York City, the Starbucks Reserve® Roastery showcases key elements of the bean-to-cup journey. The design intent focused on the customer experience and education of the art and science that goes into cultivating, roasting, and serving coffee.

Starbucks brought in Zahner to help them explore how to use natural metal finishes to heighten the customer experience as they developed the new flagship store. The exploration involved using actual coffee beans to apply the chemicals to the activated surface of the copper sheets, with the desired aesthetic being similar to that of our Dirty Penny™ patina. Zahner supplied 1,200 square feet of custom-formed and patinated copper panels for the project. The copper forms are both sculptural as well as functional.

Starbucks Reserve New York Roastery

Starbucks Reserve New York Roastery featuring Zahner copper with custom patina.

Photo by Tex Jernigan | ARKO​
Starbucks Reserve New York Roastery

Starbucks Reserve New York Roastery

Photo by Tex Jernigan | ARKO​
Starbucks Reserve New York Roastery featuring Zahner copper with custom patina.

Starbucks Reserve New York Roastery featuring Zahner copper with custom patina.

Photo by Tex Jernigan | ARKO​
Starbucks Reserve New York Roastery featuring Zahner copper with custom patina.

Starbucks Reserve New York Roastery featuring Zahner copper with custom patina.

Photo by Tex Jernigan | ARKO​
Starbucks Reserve New York Roastery featuring Zahner copper with custom patina.

Starbucks Reserve New York Roastery featuring Zahner copper with custom patina.

Photo by Tex Jernigan | ARKO​
Starbucks Reserve New York Roastery featuring Zahner copper with custom patina.

Starbucks Reserve New York Roastery featuring Zahner copper with custom patina.

Photo by Tex Jernigan | ARKO​

2100 L Street

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The 2100 L Street NW office development is a new 10-story, 190,000 square-foot, signature property located in DC’s Central Business District. Its index of building amenities includes a stunning, landscaped rooftop terrace and lounge featuring dramatic views of the DC skyline. A dual-sided stainless steel façade, designed by globally acclaimed artist, Jan Hendrix, clads the exterior and continues onto the roof as a decorative screen feature.

Zahner worked closely with Jan Hendrix and Akridge to achieve the fine veil of stainless steel art panels that adorns the façade of the 11-story building.  The design uses the motif of the willow oak tree that is found across Washington DC.  Zahner engineered, and fabricated the custom-finished stainless steel panels from 2 layers of 2.5 mm stainless steel.  The outer surfaces are finished in diffuse reflective Angel Hair® while the inner surface is highly polished stainless steel. Working closely with the artist, Zahner engineering was able to finely tune the stainless steel surface to achieve the exact level of openness and reflectivity needed by the client.

The lobby of the building features custom formed panels produced from Roano Zinc™.  The custom configuration of the panels and the surface finishing was guided by the late Bob Schofield, Senior Vice President of Akridge. Bob Schofield worked closely with Bill Zahner at our Texas facility to achieve this unique surface of Roano Zinc™.

2100 L Street Exterior Facade

2100 L Street Exterior Facade

Photo by Andrew Merz | ARKO

Exterior of 2100 L Street at sunset.

Exterior of 2100 L Street at sunset.

Photo by Andrew Merz, ARKO | © A. Zahner Company
Angled drone perspective of 2100 L Street exterior facade..

Angled drone perspective of 2100 L Street exterior facade..

Photo by Andrew Merz | ARKO
Closeup of the lazer-cut stainless steel art screen for 2100 L Street.

Closeup of the lazer-cut stainless steel art screen for 2100 L Street.

Photo by Andrew Merz, ARKO | © A. Zahner Company
Drone perspective of the 2100 L Street facade.

Drone perspective of the 2100 L Street facade.

Photo by Andrew Merz, ARKO | © A. Zahner Company
Rooftop lounge area with custom art screen, designed by Jan Hendrix.

Rooftop lounge area with custom art screen, designed by Jan Hendrix.

Photo by Andrew Merz | ARKO
Landscaped rooftop terrace with integrated art screen by Jan Hendrix.

Landscaped rooftop terrace with integrated art screen by Jan Hendrix.

Photo by Andrew Merz, ARKO | © A. Zahner Company
Perspective view of the outdoor rooftop lounge of 2100 L Street

Perspective view of the outdoor rooftop lounge of 2100 L Street

Photo by Andrew Merz, ARKO | © A. Zahner Company
Closeup of overhead art screen on the 2100 L Street rooftop.

Closeup of overhead art screen on the 2100 L Street rooftop.

Photo by Andrew Merz | ARKO
Detail of dual-sided art screen with No. 8 mirror polished stainless steel

Detail of dual-sided art screen with No. 8 mirror polished stainless steel

Photo by Andrew Merz, ARKO | © A. Zahner Company
Detail of dual-sided art screen with Angel Hair polished stainless steel

Detail of dual-sided art screen with Angel Hair polished stainless steel

Photo by Andrew Merz, ARKO | © A. Zahner Company
Closeup of Roano zinc panels.

Closeup of Roano zinc panels.

Photo by Andrew Merz, ARKO | © A. Zahner Company
Interior lobby cladded with Roano zinc panels.

Interior lobby cladded with Roano zinc panels.

Photo by Andrew Merz | ARKO
Roano Zinc panels were manufactured and installed by Zahner in the lobby of 2100 L Street.

Roano Zinc panels were manufactured and installed by Zahner in the lobby of 2100 L Street.

Photo by Andrew Merz, ARKO | © A. Zahner Company

Livermore Outlets

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ImageWall system, for San Francisco Premium Outlets®

In 2015, Zahner provided the San Francisco Premium Outlets with a perforated metal artwall, installed in an outdoor area of the public mall development. Gates + Associates provided the landscape design for the entire development’s expansion, adding 185,000 SF to the project. This addition makes the project the largest outlet mall in the state of California.

Gates + Associates worked with Zahner’s ImageWall team to develop the artwall, which was shipped and installed by the architect’s contractor. The design is rolling landscape which depicts the surrounding area’s vineyards. Manufactured in Dirty Penny copper, the patina will continue to weather and grow in its depth over time. Since the copper patina is exposed to the outdoors, the oxidization will eventually turn dark brown, and then after a few decades, will become green.

The San Francisco Premium Outlets is Located in Livermore, California, the campus is part of the greater San Francisco region, and is located amongst some of California’s oldest vineyards. The development is state’s largest outdoor outlet shopping mall, and includes high end brand stores atypical of outlet malls, including Prada, Gucci, and Coach. The addition brought a number of new arrivals, including Versace, Jimmy Choo, Tory Burch, Rag & Bone, and Dsquared.


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Afternoon light cuts across the copper surface of the Livermore artwork.

AFTERNOON LIGHT CUTS ACROSS THE COPPER SURFACE OF THE LIVERMORE ARTWORK.

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Scene75

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Scene75 Entertainment Center

Scene 75 is a retail renovation designed by RT Design Studio featuring a fin-based facade system developed by Zahner.  The project entailed a conversion of a pre-existing box store into an indoor entertainment center in Milford, Ohio.

The project was an aggressive schedule. The entire process from design to fabrication was completed in less than four months. The building’s signage system integrates a marquee installation, made using CloudWall, a patented system developed by Zahner. The marquee overhangs the main entrance, and is made of red-painted aluminum profiles. 

The design was made using parametric design of varying depth CNC cut aluminum fins, undulating to produce a smooth wave. The fully engineered system accommodates a 22’x16’ lighted sign in the middle. Programmable LED lights animate the exterior fin-based facade at night. Among other latest generation arcade gaming equipment and party rooms, the building features: Laser Maze, Go-Karts, mini golf, mini bowling, 4D Theater, Chaos Room, full bar, and a restaurant.

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Scene 75 facade entrance in Milford, Ohio.

SCENE 75 FACADE ENTRANCE IN MILFORD, OHIO.

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Scene 75 facade entrance in Milford, Ohio.

Scene 75 facade entrance in Milford, Ohio.

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Scene 75 facade entrance in Milford, Ohio.

Scene 75 facade entrance in Milford, Ohio.

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Scene 75 facade at dusk in Milford, Ohio.

Scene 75 facade entrance in Milford, Ohio.

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Scene 75 facade entrance in Milford, Ohio.

Scene 75 facade entrance in Milford, Ohio.

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Scene 75 facade entrance in Milford, Ohio.

Scene 75 facade entrance in Milford, Ohio.

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Gulch Crossing

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Gulch Crossing Development in Nashville, Tennessee

In a design by Earl Swensson Associates (ESa), the Gulch Crossing development features Zahner patinated weathering steel in both its interior and exterior spaces. The dark patina on the weathering steel surface frames the building’s wood canopy, and provides a backdrop for the water feature at its entrance.

To produce the interior and exterior steel, the A588 alloy weathering steel was processed by Zahner with a custom patina process. This Solanum Steel process yielded 3000 ft² of 3mm weathering steel with the Solanum Steel patina, which was supplied to John W McDougall, Metal Fabricators. The Nashville-based company completed the metalwork and installation.

The site sits between a popular restaurant, retail, and entertainment district and a rail yard that was once the place where visitors first arrived to the city, standing where the rail lines shift direction to reconcile with the city grid. The rail line expression is reinforced with a linear infinity edge fountain running the length of the 100’ weathered steel and wood “boxcar” frame that extends beyond the building to create a sheltered outdoor plaza.

Interior weathering steel wall panels for the service desk at Gulch Crossing.

INTERIOR WEATHERING STEEL WALL PANELS FOR THE SERVICE DESK AT GULCH CROSSING.

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Weathering steel canopy for Gulch Crossing in Nashville.

WEATHERING STEEL CANOPY FOR GULCH CROSSING IN NASHVILLE.

PHOTO © A. ZAHNER COMPANY.

Weathering steel and wood canopy crosses into the interior space.

WEATHERING STEEL AND WOOD CANOPY CROSSES INTO THE INTERIOR SPACE.

PHOTO © A. ZAHNER COMPANY.

Gulch Crossing provides a high walkability score, an uncommon feature for similar mid-rise buildings.

GULCH CROSSING PROVIDES A HIGH WALKABILITY SCORE, AN UNCOMMON FEATURE FOR SIMILAR MID-RISE BUILDINGS.

PHOTO © A. ZAHNER COMPANY.

Weathering steel water feature backdrop for the Gulch Crossing entrance.

WEATHERING STEEL WATER FEATURE BACKDROP FOR THE GULCH CROSSING ENTRANCE.

PHOTO © A. ZAHNER COMPANY.

Gulch Crossing at dusk.

GULCH CROSSING AT DUSK.

PHOTO © A. ZAHNER COMPANY.

Weathering steel at sunset for the Gulch Crossing canopy.

WEATHERING STEEL AT SUNSET FOR THE GULCH CROSSING CANOPY.

PHOTO © A. ZAHNER COMPANY.

Miu Miu Aoyama

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 iu Miu Aoyama in Tokyo, Japan

Miu Miu Aoyama is a luxury retail building in Tokyo designed by Herzog & de Meuron. The building exterior features Zahner-manufactured copper bullnose details with dense custom perforations and round zig-zag seams. Zahner also provided the interior copper panels with the same bumped copper aesthetic.

The project was developed for Miuccia Prada who leads the Paris-based Miu Miu brand. Located in the Aoyama district in Tokyo, the project is the latest in a neighborhood that has become known for architectural innovation. Across the street is the Prada Tokyo Epicenter also designed by Herzog & de Meuron.  The Miu Miu Aoyama represents a stark contrast to the prior work. Its subtle reflective exterior disguises its rich copper soffit and interior.

THE DE YOUNG MUSEUM IN SAN FRANCISCO. ZAHNER OWNED THE ENTIRE EXTERIOR COPPER SKIN AND GLAZING. THE DE YOUNG MUSEUM IN SAN FRANCISCO. ZAHNER OWNED THE ENTIRE EXTERIOR COPPER SKIN AND GLAZING.
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Herzog & de Meuron developed the idea of a variably perforated screen exterior which would mirror the green foliage and forestry of the surrounding Golden Gate Park, San Francisco's central park. The architects worked with Zahner whose engineers and software specialists developed a system which would allow unique perforation and patterned dimples, variably sized and placed throughout the exterior. This included near 8000 unique facade panels — the collective whole which formed patterns of light as seen through trees. This was the first iteration of the Zahner Interpretive Relational Algorithmic Process, or the ZIRA Process.

Miu Miu Aoyama in Tokyo, Japan. Designed by Herzog & de Meuron.

MIU MIU AOYAMA IN TOKYO, JAPAN. DESIGNED BY HERZOG & DE MEURON.

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Pomona Planters

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Tree Surrounds and Planter Systems for Power & Light District

Working with Young + Dring, Zahner provided custom metalwork for planters in the Power & Light District of Kansas City. As the largest single implementation of streetscape in the downtown area, the installation of 180 Ginkgo trees resulted in a verdant urban forest.

Focused on tree health and long-term growth, custom planters and metal tree-surrounds were functionally and aesthetically designed by Young+Dring, which were then fabricated and installed by Zahner. Each of the aluminum plate planters was water jet cut to manufacture the patterned metal. 

The award-winning Power & Light District is part of the current downtown Kansas City renaissance. In an ongoing effort since 2005, Young + Dring have participated in the revitalization of seven city blocks. The result is a more verdant, more walkable space in downtown Kansas City.

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Detail of the Young+Dring planter boxes for the Power & Light District

DETAIL OF THE YOUNG+DRING PLANTER BOXES FOR THE POWER & LIGHT DISTRICT

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Detail of the Young+Dring planter boxes for the Power & Light District

DETAIL OF THE YOUNG+DRING PLANTER BOXES FOR THE POWER & LIGHT DISTRICT

PHOTO BY DAN WHITE COURTESY OF YOUNG+DRING

Detail of the Young+Dring tree surrounds for the Power & Light District

DETAIL OF THE YOUNG+DRING TREE SURROUNDS FOR THE POWER & LIGHT DISTRICT

PHOTO BY DAN WHITE COURTESY OF YOUNG+DRING

Fabrication in the Zahner shop for the Young+Dring planters

Fabrication in the Zahner shop for the Young+Dring planters

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Gambucci Boutique

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Laura Gambucci Boutique in La Jolla, California

Designed for Laura Gambucci by Luce et Studio, the retail boutique features a Zahner-manufactured perforated interior feature wall. Laura Gambucci, a former interior designer, worked with the design team to develop the custom interior architecture and features for her new boutique. The space presents a palette of silvers and golds, as well as blacks, greys and whites.

Working from custom options provided by Zahner, the team selected a material which would match the look and feel of the space. The material is a black Interference Stainless Steel with a mirror polish, a rich and reflective material used architecturally on major projects in the United States.

Custom furniture and fixtures can be fabricated with Zahner engineering for a variety of applications. These furnishings include both retail and exhibit design, as well as office, home, or exterior furniture.

Zahner engineers work with designers and contractors to develop integrated systems which meet a range of desired aesthetics. Below are a few examples of inspirational projects which include custom furniture designs fabricated by Zahner. 

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The building features various exterior and interior metalwork, design-engineered and manufactured by Zahner. The project was completed in 2015. Zahner worked with architects Gensler and Gastinger Walker, under the construction management of JE Dunn.

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Upon entering the space, visitors are met with a reflective black perforated metal feature wall to their right. This wall system was designed using ImageWall provided by Zahner for making perforated metal systems. Using the online tool, designers developed a pattern, and further customized the system with a backlighting to create a unique perforated metal aesthetic

Detail of the interior screen wall with cross-seam perforation.

DETAIL OF THE INTERIOR SCREEN WALL WITH CROSS-SEAM PERFORATION.

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Black interference stainless steel used for the interior featurewall.

BLACK INTERFERENCE STAINLESS STEEL USED FOR THE INTERIOR FEATUREWALL.

PHOTO © A. ZAHNER COMPANY.

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