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Grand Foyer in the Ambassador Building at Embassy Gardens

July 23, 2024/in Art & Sculpture Hospitality, Sculpture London--England Luis Bustamante Jan Hendrix White M 2016 /by Katie Barone

Located in London’s Nine Elms cultural district, the Embassy Gardens residential and commercial development features an award-winning lobby in the Ambassador Building across from the US Embassy.

Zahner collaborated with Luis Bustamante on the stunning lobby design which also features an art wall design by Jan Hendrix, illuminated by Gia Equation. Zahner crafted waterjet-cut aluminum panels, using 12mm recycled aluminum, with a white powder coating.

The panels feature a unique v-cut fold, giving a sculptural edge without welds, showcasing Zahner’s advanced machining technology. This seamless design enhances the forest canopy image as studied and designed by Hendrix. The project exemplifies innovative collaboration and sustainability, with all cut-out material recycled and the artwork designed for future recyclability.

Interior art wall featured within the lobby of the Embassy Gardens in London.

Interior art wall featured within the lobby of the Embassy Gardens in London.

PHOTO © A. ZAHNER COMPANY.
Close up of interior art wall featured in the Embassy Gardens. The image depicts a forest canopy.

Close up of interior art wall featured in the Embassy Gardens. The image depicts a forest canopy.

PHOTO © A. ZAHNER COMPANY.
Detailed side view of interior art wall.

Detailed side view of interior art wall.

PHOTO © A. ZAHNER COMPANY.
Detail of the panels' v-cut, miter-like folded corners.

Detail of the panels' v-cut, miter-like folded corners.

PHOTO © A. ZAHNER COMPANY.
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Pembroke Hill Dining Hall

March 26, 2024/in Art & Sculpture Education Kansas City Gould Evans Associates, Multistudio Jan Hendrix Silver M 2021 /by Katie Barone

Zahner’s latest metal artwork collaboration with world-renowned artist Jan Hendrix is now on display at Pembroke Hill’s new dining hall. Part of a $52 million campus addition, the stainless steel artwork dazzles passersby with its organic pattern and reflective allure.

When Pembroke Hill and a donor approached Zahner about introducing art as part of the sun shading system for the 37-foot high barrel-vaulted dining hall, Zahner engaged Hendrix for the project. Since Hendrix’s art is highly influenced by nature, he created two botanical images for the massive glass walls. Hendrix wanted the students to feel as if they were inside a living plant.

Zahner cut the images out of stainless steel and engineered layers of stainless steel and developed a method of holding the stainless steel panels in place with the glass walls. The end result was an incredible work of art on a budget that was not much more than that of a conventional horizontal sunscreen. All panels are accessible and removable.

The filtered light through the leaf-patterned veins fosters a soothing environment for daily student gatherings and other special events. The installation, blending nature and artistry, aims to captivate students and encourage a deeper connection with the environment.

CEO Bill Zahner is pleased to be part of the largest and most visible Hendrix work in Kansas City. “We’ve worked with him all over the world,” he said. “And now we have a beautiful piece in town that everyone can enjoy.”

Stainless steel screens over the windows of the Pembroke Hill dining hall, designed by artist Jan Hendrix.

Stainless steel screens over the windows of the Pembroke Hill dining hall, designed by artist Jan Hendrix.

Close-up view of the stainless steel screen system, showing the dual layers of screens.

Close-up view of the stainless steel screen system, showing the dual layers of screens.

Interior view of the Pembroke Hill dining hall and Jan Hendrix window installation.

Interior view of the Pembroke Hill dining hall and Jan Hendrix window installation.

Interior view of the metal screens system.

Interior view of the metal screens system.

Exterior view of the Jan Hendrix installation.

Exterior view of the Jan Hendrix installation.

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The Mexican Museum

January 26, 2023/in Exterior Architecture Museum San Francisco Bay Handel Architects Jan Hendrix Silver L 2022 /by Jeneane Dunlap

The Mexican Museum is a distinctive space located in the SoMa District of downtown San Francisco. The museum’s vision is to reflect the evolving scope of the Mexican, Chicano, Hispanic, Mexican-American, and Latino experience.

Zahner’s scope includes an exquisite and stunning façade, designed by Jan Hendrix, and is comprised of sprawling stainless-steel panels. The use of Zahner’s Angel Hair® and mirror polish stainless steel provides contrasting views from both inside the museum and out.

Topography from the Popocatepetl volcano in Mexico was used by Hendrix’s studio to create the façade imagery. This, coupled with the unique three-dimensional panel innovations, creates a one-of-a-kind viewing experience.

Zahner’s collaboration with the artist, Jan Hendrix; the architect, Handel; the contractor, Webcor; and The Mexican Museum led to a flawless execution through engineering, production, and delivery. Zahner is proud to be a part of this project and the rich history of the museum content.

stunning façade designed by Jan Hendrix For The Mexican Museum.

stunning façade designed by Jan Hendrix For The Mexican Museum.

Photo by Tejas Doshi | ARKO.

Jan Hendrix Explains the Design Approach

The facade was constructed in two layers. The designs were inspired by topographical maps provided to the artist by The Mexican Land Survey.

Topographical map used in the façade design process.

Topographical map used in the façade design process.

Rendering by H E N D R I X + S T U D I O.

Topographical map of wind patterns used in the façade design process.

Topographical map of wind patterns used in the façade design process.

Rendering by H E N D R I X + S T U D I O.
Topographical map of water migrations used in the façade design process.

Topographical map of water migrations used in the façade design process.

Rendering by H E N D R I X + S T U D I O.
Geographical map used in the facade design process.

Geographical map used in the facade design process.

Rendering by H E N D R I X + S T U D I O.
Composition of the two facade screens separated.

Composition of the two facade screens separated.

Renderings by H E N D R I X + S T U D I O.
Combined composition of the STAINLESS STEEL façade by Jan Hendrix.

Combined composition of the STAINLESS STEEL façade by Jan Hendrix.

Renderings by H E N D R I X + S T U D I O.
Closeup of the stainless steel façade.

Closeup of the stainless steel façade.

Photo by Tejas Doshi | ARKO.
View from behind the stainless steel façade.

View from behind the stainless steel façade.

Photo by Tejas Doshi | ARKO.

Constructing the Façade

Constructing the facade with Zahner’s Angel Hair® and mirror polish stainless steel.

Constructing the facade with Zahner’s Angel Hair® and mirror polish stainless steel.

Photo by Tejas Doshi | ARKO.
The Mexican Museum in the SoMa District of downtown San Francisco.

The Mexican Museum in the SoMa District of downtown San Francisco.

Photo by Tejas Doshi | ARKO.
The Mexican Museum in the SoMa District of downtown San Francisco.

The Mexican Museum in the SoMa District of downtown San Francisco.

Photo by Tejas Doshi | ARKO.
Constructing the facade for The Mexican Museum.

Constructing the facade for The Mexican Museum.

Photo by Tejas Doshi | ARKO.
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2100 L Street

July 21, 2020/in Exterior Architecture Retail & Commerce Washington D.C. Jan Hendrix Silver L 2020 /by Winifred Wright

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
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Artesia

May 12, 2017/in Art & Sculpture, Landscape Architecture Residential Mexico, Mexico City Hendrix + Studio, Sordo Madaleno Arquitectos Jan Hendrix M 2014 /by cmorris

Artesia Campos Eliseos

Artesia is a luxury residential complex in Mexico City which runs along the Campos Eliseos boulevard in Polanco. The residence’s ground levels feature permanent artworks by Jan Hendrix which were manufactured by Zahner. Working with Hendrix+Studio, the team developed a concept which fits into the overall architectural vision by Sordo Madaleno Arquitectos.

The artwork by Hendrix is a permanent art installation made up of a series of massive perforated columns. Each column is made using mirror-polish aluminum, perforated to exacting standards based on the illustrated drawings by Hendrix+Studio. The aluminum plates were perforated using a mill process and connected using with custom-joinery. The forms are further polished to achieve a uniform mirror finish. 

Related Project

Patio de las Jacarandas

Patio de Las Jacarandas is a Jan Hendrix and Hendrix Studio-designed work of public art in Aguascalientes, Mexico. The project's metal canopy was developed and fabricated by Zahner in water-jet cut aluminum.

Detail of the aluminum forms at the Artesia residential complex.

DETAIL OF THE ALUMINUM FORMS AT THE ARTESIA RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX.

PHOTO BY JAIME NAVARRO.

Perforated aluminum columns adorn the entrance of Artesia.

PERFORATED ALUMINUM COLUMNS ADORN THE ENTRANCE OF ARTESIA.

PHOTO BY JAIME NAVARRO.

Detail of the aluminum forms at the Artesia residential complex.

DETAIL OF THE ALUMINUM FORMS AT THE ARTESIA RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX.

PHOTO BY JAIME NAVARRO.

Perforated aluminum columns adorn the entrance of Artesia.

PERFORATED ALUMINUM COLUMNS ADORN THE ENTRANCE OF ARTESIA.

PHOTO BY JAIME NAVARRO.

Perforated aluminum columns adorn the entrance of Artesia.

PERFORATED ALUMINUM COLUMNS ADORN THE ENTRANCE OF ARTESIA.

PHOTO BY JAIME NAVARRO.

Zahner fabrication of the perforated aluminum column forms in Kansas City.

ZAHNER FABRICATION OF THE PERFORATED ALUMINUM COLUMN FORMS IN KANSAS CITY.

PHOTO @ A. ZAHNER COMPANY..

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Hendrix Private Residences

December 30, 2016/in Art & Sculpture Private Art, Residential New York City Hendrix + Studio Jan Hendrix White M, S 2010 /by cmorris

Jan Hendrix Residential Art Installations

In 2010, Zahner worked with artist Jan Hendrix to craft a series of white painted aluminum screens for private residences. These aluminum screens typify Hendrix’s artistry, which can now be seen around the world. This work provides an early example of the collaborative work done with the two firms.

Multiple plates with custom tracery are cut into the aluminum. Jan Hendrix’s studio provided drawings to the Zahner team, and the aluminum artworks were then water-jet cut and fabricated with simple mounting systems. The artworks were then shipped and installed by local teams in Manhattan. These artworks represent a few of the many Hendrix Studio collaborations with Zahner. These include: Art Wall at Doha, the Hendrix Mexico Sculpture, and Patio de las Jacarandas, and many more.

Related Project

Patio de las Jacarandas

Patio de Las Jacarandas is a Jan Hendrix and Hendrix Studio-designed work of public art in Aguascalientes, Mexico. The project's metal canopy was developed and fabricated by Zahner in water-jet cut aluminum.

Installers place the large aluminum artwork by Jan Hendrix.

Installers place the large aluminum artwork by Jan Hendrix.

Photo © A. Zahner Company.

Detail of the waterjet-cut plate aluminum by Jan Hendrix.

DETAIL OF THE WATERJET-CUT PLATE ALUMINUM BY JAN HENDRIX.

PHOTO © A. ZAHNER COMPANY.

Jan Hendrix designed artwork and feature wall.

Jan Hendrix designed artwork and feature wall.

Photo © A. Zahner Company.

Interior installation of the metal feature wall, completed in New York City.

Interior installation of the metal feature wall, completed in New York City.

Photo © A. Zahner Company.

Side detail shows the dramatic thickness of the aluminum plates.

Side detail shows the dramatic thickness of the aluminum plates.

Photo © A. Zahner Company.

Two layers of water-jet cut and painted aluminum plates.

Two layers of water-jet cut and painted aluminum plates.

Photo © A. Zahner Company.

Aluminum perforated plates are photographed before being shipped to New York City.

Aluminum perforated plates are photographed before being shipped to New York City.

Photo © A. Zahner Company.

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Patio de las Jacarandas

August 15, 2016/in Exterior Architecture, Landscape Architecture Pergola, Public Art Aguascalientes--Mexico, Central Mexico, Mexico Arturo Revilla and Jose Luis Jimenez Garcia, Hendrix + Studio Jan Hendrix White L /by cmorris

Patio de las Jacarandas at Aguascalientes, Mexico

Patio de Las Jacarandas is a Jan Hendrix and Hendrix Studio-designed work of public art in Aguascalientes, Mexico. The project’s metal canopy was developed and fabricated by Zahner in water-jet cut aluminum.

Situated at the historic Plaza de la Patria in Aguascalientes, the Patio de las Jacarandas is an architectural open-air canopy. Arturo Revilla and Jose Luis Jimenez Garcia served as the project’s architects, while Zahner’s scope on the project centered around the engineering and fabrication of the art canopy.

The system was engineered and tested by Zahner, and then manufactured and delivered to the jobsite where local installers erected the screen wall. The project was completed in 2015, and features a two-tiered canopy of water jet-cut aluminum plates. Both layers of cut-out metal are painted to create the white ¼” aluminum plate.

The Patio de las Jacarandas provides a place to gather in Aguascalientes.

The Patio de las Jacarandas provides a place to gather in Aguascalientes.

Photo © Jaime Navarro.

The Patio de las Jacarandas provides a place to gather in Aguascalientes.

The Patio de las Jacarandas provides a place to gather in Aguascalientes.

Photo © Jaime Navarro.

The Jan Hendrix canopy mirrors the surrounding plant life at Aguascalientes.

The Jan Hendrix canopy mirrors the surrounding plant life at Aguascalientes.

Photo © Jaime Navarro.

Overhead view of the Aguascalientes project.

Overhead view of the Aguascalientes project.

Photo © Jaime Navarro.

Canopy Filtered Shading with Diaphanous Light

Two layers of waterjet cut artwork make up the roof of the Aguascalientes canopy. The first layer, suspended on the bottom of the canopy, shows the overlapping branches of the jacaranda tree. The second layer of cutout leaves is installed 16” above the lower ceiling canopy.

These two layers are held apart from one another using tension cables. The distance between each layer gives the illusion of peering through tree branches. Intriguing shadows are also created, offering an immersive, shaded area for pedestrians in the city square to rest beneath.

The canopy’s two layers are designed to evoke the jacaranda tree at different seasons of the year. This motif was selected by the artist due to its prevalence in Aguascalientes. Numerous jacarandas are planted in parks and public areas across the City of Aguascalientes as well as throughout central Mexico. Their blooms are heralded as a symbol of the beginning of the spring season, blooming in February.

Patio de las Jacarandas in Aguascalientes, Mexico.

Patio de las Jacarandas in Aguascalientes, Mexico.

PHOTO © JAIME NAVARRO.

Creating the Cut Plate Material

To accommodate the intricate lines, the artwork is fairly thin in some areas, ¼” aluminum plate was used to water jet-cut the desired pattern. Using plate material gives extra support for artwork, and keeps delicate lines from bending or becoming misshapen as the public interacts with the art.

Jan Hendrix supplied Zahner with models, sketches, and finished drawings of the artwork. Zahner team of design engineers translated the artwork into files for manufacturing and cutting the metal shapes out of the aluminum plate. After the cutting process was completed, the panels and structural components were painted white and sent to the job site in Mexico for installation.

Zahner fabricators pre-assemble the Hendrix-designed canopy in Kansas City.

Zahner fabricators pre-assemble the Hendrix-designed canopy in Kansas City.

Photo © A. Zahner Co.

Jan Hendrix model for the Patio de las Jacarandas canopy.

Jan Hendrix model for the Patio de las Jacarandas canopy.

Photo © A. Zahner Co.

Unique Column Design for Patio de Las Jacarandas

At the north end of the patio canopy, Jan Hendrix’s design extends down from the upper canopy into the gathering space, in the form of a perforated column. Although the surface appears as though it encases a structural support, the column is hollow with no enclosed structural support.

While the canopy depicts the leaves and branches of the jacaranda tree, the column shows the profile of their famous blooms. In this manner, the patio shows the entire lifespan for the blooms of the jacaranda through all four seasons.

This concept is further reinforced by the planting of several new jacaranda trees at the center of the patio. Throughout the years as the Patio de las Jacarandas sees further community interaction, the trees will continue to grow new blossoms each spring, creating a more impressive show each year.

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At the northern corner of the project, a plate aluminum column cuts through the canopy.

At the northern corner of the project, a plate aluminum column cuts through the canopy.

PHOTO © JAIME NAVARRO.

Related System

Column Cover

Custom column cover systems provide decorative and functional aspects to both interior and exterior architectural design. Column cover manufacturing has been a mainstay of A. Zahner Company's production for several decades, producing both custom and standard systems for designers all over the world.

The column system was assembled in three separate panels, which align together with such precision that the seams become nearly invisible. Panels on the upper canopy also translate the design without the visual appearance of seams.

To create this seamless look, Zahner examines the pattern’s parametric relationship, mapping out individual elements as they relate to the entire design. This way, lines and patterns can cross between various panels without being interrupted by ‘picture frame’ edges. This technology is used across the entire project, so that the construction methods do not become distracting to the artist’s design.

Opening gala event for the Patio de las Jacarandas in Aguascalientes, Mexico.

Opening gala event for the Patio de las Jacarandas in Aguascalientes, Mexico.

PHOTO © A. ZAHNER CO.

Opening Ceremony for the Patio de las Jacarandas

The opening ceremony took place during the Summer of 2015, and was attended by The Governor of Aguascalientes, Carlos Lozano de la Torre and his wife Blanca Rivera Rio Flores. The two were influential in bringing the project to the State of Aguascalientes.

Jan Hendrix, pictured with Governor Carlos Lozano de la Torre and his wife Blanca Rivera Rio Flores at the opening.

Jan Hendrix, pictured with Governor Carlos Lozano de la Torre and his wife Blanca Rivera Rio Flores at the opening.

PHOTO © A. ZAHNER CO.

Opening gala event for the Patio de las Jacarandas in Aguascalientes, Mexico.

Opening gala event for the Patio de las Jacarandas in Aguascalientes, Mexico.

PHOTO © A. ZAHNER CO.

Sunlight filters through the Jan Hendrix-designed canopy at Aguascalientes.

Sunlight filters through the Jan Hendrix-designed canopy at Aguascalientes.

Photo © Jaime Navarro.

Ground level fountain accents the canopy design at Aguascalientes.

Ground level fountain accents the canopy design at Aguascalientes.

Photo © Jaime Navarro.

Perforated metal canopy casts shadows at Aguascalientes, Mexico.

Perforated metal canopy casts shadows at Aguascalientes, Mexico.

PHOTO © JAIME NAVARRO.

PATIO DE LAS JACARANDAS, AGUASCALIENTES, MEXICO.

PHOTO @ JAIME NAVARRO

Patio de las Jacarandas, Aguascalientes, Mexico.

PATIO DE LAS JACARANDAS, AGUASCALIENTES, MEXICO.

PHOTO @ JAIME NAVARRO

Patio de las Jacarandas, Aguascalientes, Mexico.

PATIO DE LAS JACARANDAS, AGUASCALIENTES, MEXICO.

PHOTO © JAIME NAVARRO.

Patio de las Jacarandas, Aguascalientes, Mexico.

PATIO DE LAS JACARANDAS, AGUASCALIENTES, MEXICO.

PHOTO © JAIME NAVARRO.

Patio de las Jacarandas, Aguascalientes, Mexico.

PATIO DE LAS JACARANDAS, AGUASCALIENTES, MEXICO.

PHOTO © JAIME NAVARRO.

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Patio de las Jacarandas, Aguascalientes, Mexico.

PATIO DE LAS JACARANDAS, AGUASCALIENTES, MEXICO.

PHOTO © JAIME NAVARRO.

After the project was completed, Jan Hendrix was honored at the opening ceremony at the Patio de las Jacarandas. As an artist of renown who has moved into the architectural world, Hendrix has translated his works on paper into physical manifestations for communities all over the world.

Zahner has completed over a dozen works for Jan Hendrix, which are located in city centers and private collections around the globe.

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Hendrix Mexico Sculpture

August 15, 2016/in Art & Sculpture Public Art, Sculpture International, Mexico, Mexico City Hendrix + Studio Jan Hendrix S 2013 /by cmorris

Jan Hendrix Mexico Sculpture for Private Collection

Produced using milled plate-aluminum, this sculpture is a permanent installation in Central Mexico, one of several projects by artist Jan Hendrix produced by Zahner. Mr. Hendrix has worked with Zahner on numerous occasions for projects in the United States, Mexico, and Qatar.

Completed in 2013, the latest Jan Hendrix sculpture was commissioned by a private collector as a permanent installation on the client’s property. The human-scale sculpture includes a landscaped lighting system designed to accentuate the polished aluminum surface.

The material is a plate aluminum, polished to a near-mirror finish. The artist desired a highly reflective aesthetic for the surface. Many of the artist’s thick-cut metal designs were manufactured by Zahner using water jet cutting which gives the metal surface a matte edge. For this project, the artist desired a reflective edge. Zahner worked with the artist to develop a milling technique which prevented the need for additional buffing and polishing of the aluminum surface.

Milling the aluminum also gave the artist flexibility for how the cuts were removed from the material. Zahner worked collaboratively with Jan Hendrix through several different iterations, discovering that a special mill tip and machine speed gave the best finish. The softened edge makes the piece more approachable and touchable as a consideration of the artwork’s street-level presence. The final cut features a rounded bevel and a polished edge which gives the milled aluminum surface an aesthetic of liquid metal. Upon the artwork’s completion, Jan Hendrix mentioned that the chosen finish gave the work a jewelry-like effect, stating that the piece looked as though it was cut from pure silver.

Jan Hendrix sculpture for private collector at night.

Jan Hendrix sculpture for private collector at night.

Photo © Jaime Navarro.

Detail of the polished aluminum surface.

Detail of the polished aluminum surface.

Photo © Jaime Navarro.

Detail of the polished and milled aluminum surface.

Detail of the polished and milled aluminum surface.

Photo © Jaime Navarro.

Detail of the polished and milled aluminum surface.

Detail of the polished and milled aluminum surface.

Photo © Jaime Navarro.

Jan Hendrix sculpture at night.

Jan Hendrix sculpture at night.

Photo © Jaime Navarro.

Jan Hendrix sculpture during the day.

Jan Hendrix sculpture during the day.

Photo © Jaime Navarro.

Aerial view of the Jan Hendrix sculpture.

Aerial view of the Jan Hendrix sculpture.

Photo © Jaime Navarro.

View through the milled aluminum sculpture.

View through the milled aluminum sculpture.

Photo © Jaime Navarro.

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Art Wall at Doha

August 15, 2016/in Art & Sculpture, Exterior Architecture, Interior Architecture, Landscape Architecture Education, Sculpture Asia, Doha--Qatar, International, Middle East Hendrix + Studio, Legorreta + Legorreta Jan Hendrix White M 2010 /by cmorris

Art Wall at HBKU Doha University – Student Center

Completed in the Summer of 2010, Helix is a project designed by artist Jan Hendrix with architectural firm Legoretta & Legoretta of Mexico. Zahner engineered and manufactured the painted aluminum panels and substructure in Kansas City and shipped the completed pieces to Doha, Qatar, where local installers placed the large metal plates on both the interior and exterior frameworks.

The project involves hundreds of massive water jet cut and painted aluminum panels, and includes a 40′ high tower in the center courtyard. The pattern cut into the panels replicates the drawings of Jan Hendrix.

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Hendrix Mexico Sculpture

Completed in 2013, the latest Jan Hendrix sculpture was commissioned by a private collector as a permanent installation on the client's property. The human-scale sculpture includes a landscaped lighting system designed to accentuate the polished aluminum surface.

Art Wall at Doha, lit at night.

Art Wall at Doha, lit at night.

Photograph courtesy of Alexey Sergeev.

Designed to Build

Jan Hendrix worked closely with the Zahner Design Assist team to develop the project for production. The artist provided to Zahner both a digital model as well as multiple physical models as the design progressed.

The project required close attention to each panel’s relation to one another, so that the artist’s lines would transition without breaks from panel to panel. This is called the ‘Parametric Relationship’ and it’s a key part of the ZIRA patented system developed by Zahner to translate images, drawings, and patterns into metal panel systems.

From left to right: Jan Hendrix, Zahner President  CEO L. William Zahner, and Zahner Engineering Director Paul Martin

From left to right: Jan Hendrix, Zahner CEO L. William Zahner, and Zahner Engineering Director Paul Martin

Photo© Mike Sinclair

The completed project features the artist’s pattern on both the interior and exterior of the student center.  Note how the lines transition smoothly across seams from plate to plate. Zahner engineers worked to transfer the artist’s drawings into metal, all while maintaining the system’s parametric relationship.

Each half-inch plate is 20 feet by 8 feet, and the material was water-jet cut on our system of the same size. To see how artists are collaborating with Zahner, including works by Jan Hendrix, visit Hands of the Artist.

Zahner worked with the artist, Jan Hendrix, to define his image digitally so that it could be water-jet cut and fabricated into a cohesive composition with smooth lines flowing across multiple panels.

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The public artwork and courtyard is located in the outer edges of Northwest Doha, Qatar. The project was one of the first to be completed with Jan Hendrix, who has worked with Zahner engineers and fabricators on a number of projects. Learn more about producing similar surfaces in water jet-cut aluminum by Contacting Zahner.

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