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The American Gothic style design for the St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Stillwater, Oklahoma required very detailed arches, window… MORE..>>
The Louisiana State Museum and Sports Hall of Fame building houses the cultural heritage of memorabilia contributed by diverse cultures… MORE..>>
Custom design, fabrication of stone panels with unlimited options to customize shapes and sizes enable unparalleled design freedom for cladding… MORE..>>
This blog post shows design assist process, as well as custom fabrication of the large size GFRC… MORE..>>
This video shows details of a very commonly used technique for anchoring cast stone (dry-vibrant tamp), architectural wet-pour precast, or… MORE..>>
GFRC (Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete) is much simpler to install because of its light weight and pre-engineered connections for anchorage… MORE..>>
Customers often ask the difference between dry or vibrant tamped cast stone and wet cast stone. Both products have their… MORE..>>
Advanced Architectural Stone (AAS – formerly ACS) has well developed system to design and manufacture products that are customized for… MORE..>>
Advanced Architectural Stone (AAS) has extensive track record for manufacturing cast stone, architectural precast and GFRC for cladding, exterior veneer, and… MORE..>>
AAS stone panels are used on this project in various applications, as an exterior veneer rain-screen, at the entry and… MORE..>>
GFRC products have pre-engineered, built in connections that simplifies the onsite installation. See in this video, examples of drawings and… MORE..>>
The new ROTC building at University of Central Florida highlights a 13-sided sculpture honoring our country and soldiers throughout the… MORE..>>
TRT Holdings Headquarters is a new 170,000 square ft, six-story Jeffersonian-style office building. The project is one of several buildings… MORE..>>
The Culinary Arts Building is a 48,000 square foot building for an additional phase of the North Side High School… MORE..>>
The Architectural GFRC panels are only 3/4 of an inch thick making them easy to ship, handle and integrate. This… MORE..>>
