Profiles

Gold

Designing a custom project in Gold? There are a number of ways to achieve a Gold color in a variety of materials and metal systems, including anodization, patina, titanium-coloring, as well as painting processes such as powder-coating. Below is a selection of inspirational designs in Gold that were manufactured by Zahner.

Completed Works

Featured ProjectNew York City

Bloomberg Center

Bloomberg Center is the flagship building on Cornell Tech's Roosevelt Campus in New York City. The Morphosis-designed building features a louver-perforated skin manufactured by Zahner. The double-skin facade fits into the building's Net Zero energy plan to operate as a self-sufficient and energy-efficient building. The center is also targeting LEED Platinum Certification. Bloomberg Center at Cornell Tech Bloomberg Center is the flagship building on Cornell Tech's Roosevelt Campus in New York City. The Morphosis-designed building features a louver-perforated skin manufactured by Zahner. The double-skin facade fits into the building's Net Zero energy plan to operate as a self-sufficient and energy-efficient building. The center is also targeting LEED Platinum Certification.

San Francisco Bay

1401 Lawrence

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Featured ProjectDallas, Texas

Irving Convention Center

Completed in June of 2010, the project is designed by RMJM + Hillier. The convention center is located in Las Colinas, a master-planned community within the city of Irving, which is itself situated halfway between sister cities Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas. The project features a Zahner-engineered and produced copper curtain-wall. The entire surface of the project is custom perforated and bumped with a pattern unique to the building. The surface integrates the ZIRA Process for generating the embossed and punched surface.

Natick, Massachusetts

Neiman Marcus

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Suzanne Roberts Theatre

New York City

Walker Tower

Asia

Ministry of Interior

Overland Park, Kansas

911 Memorial Overland Park

Detail of the metal ceiling system made for the Starlight Theatre Donor's Circle

Kansas City

Starlight Donor’s Circle

Washington D.C.

The Smithsonian NMAI

Featured ProjectKansas City

One Sun / 34 Moons

In 2001, Zahner was enlisted to work on the master plan for the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. The building, designed by Steven Holl Architects, is a massive expansion, and Zahner provided various metalwork throughout the new construction and played a role in the renovations to its existing historic building. In addition to the architectural features, a large scale site-specific artwork by Walter de Maria was commissioned by the Museum. Zahner was brought on as fabricator for the installation by the famed land artist. The work, entitled One Sun / 34 Moons, is made up of thirty-four 'Moons' which are realized as illuminated glass fixtures scattered throughout the installation.