Kansas City
Works
New York City
Bloomberg Center
New Canaan, Connecticut
Grace Farms
Los Angeles, California
The Petersen
Columbia, Maryland
The Chrysalis
San Francisco Bay
de Young Museum
Chicago, Illinois
Pritzker Pavilion
Houston, Texas
Hyatt Regency Houston
Featured Project
Seoul, South Korea
Harim Tower
Harim Tower in Gangnam, Seoul is the Beck Group-designed headquarters for the Harim Group company. The building features a Zahner engineered cladding system and custom bumped and perforated stainless steel throughout the interior and exterior.The Harim Group wanted its new corporate headquarters to reflect its focus on sustainability and caring for its employees and the public. Beck provided a unique design solution which introduced 86,000 SF of mid-rise office tower on a small but high-value site. The project includes a boardroom for Harim Group, high-end restaurants, and a café in addition to a range of office spaces. To reduce Korea’s high energy cost and to enhance the indoor air quality, Beck designed an operable window system for natural ventilation, high performance Low-E coated windows, LED light fixtures, building automation system, green roof, rainwater harvesting system and underfloor air distribution system.
Miami, Florida
Museum Garage
Seattle, Washington
EMP Museum
Los Angeles, California
Emerson LA
Miami, Florida
Leong Leong Facade
Seoul, South Korea
Daeyang Gallery
Featured Project
Mexico City
Artesia
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.
Tokyo, Japan
Miu Miu Aoyama
Armonk, New York
IBM Headquarters
Lawrence, Kansas
Structural Evolution
Roanoke, Virginia
Taubman Museum
Cleveland, Ohio
Weatherhead School
New York City
Cooper Union
Cambridge, Massachusetts