GFRC Column Restoration by Stromberg Beautiful, stately and timeless, columns add a sense of history and establishment to any structure. Whether it is a state house, a personal residence, a university building or a church, columns are a positive addition to nearly any building. However, like all architectural elements, columns can be ravaged by time […]
Sculpture Restoration with GFRC Sculptures have long been used as a design element in architecture. They can be inspirational, awe-inspiring or just plain beautiful; they can even be used to commemorate events and honor great deeds and individuals. However, sculptures are also vulnerable to damage caused by weather, time and vandalism. If a sculpture is […]
GFRC Columns for Hospitality Whether structural or purely aesthetic, columns are virtually timeless architectural elements. Nearly every Western civilization has used columns to indicate the significance of a particular building. Greeks, Romans, British, French and Americans all use columns to great effect in their state buildings and courthouses. Partly, this is due to columns’ […]
GFRC Hospitality Finials Make a Point The hospitality industry is all about impressions. To make your clients feel at home, they need to feel like they’re in the right place. The best way to do this is to make sure the decor at your place of business is consistent. For the hotel that aspires for […]
GFRC Interior Domes for Churches Nothing opens up a room like a tall ceiling, but to truly inspire awe, you need an interior dome. One of the most distinctive architectural elements of some of the world’s most famous churches and cathedrals, ceiling domes are timeless. Historically, interior domes were an architectural necessity of exterior domes; […]
Bas Reliefs Restoration in GFRC An ancient sculpting technique, bas reliefs have been used for thousands of years. From coins to walls, examples of bas relief can be found dating all the way back to the Babylonians and Egyptians. During the Italian Renaissance, bas relief work became a staple of church architecture thanks to artists […]
