Friday Feature - March 23rd Edition
In this edition we're showcasing 3D models by Hardings Security Fencing, Engineered Plastics, Inc., and Eco-Rain Tank Systems of America. We've also gathered projects from Livin the Dog Life, Mapes Industries, Inc., Robinson Iron, Waste Wise Products Inc., and Eco-Wares.
3D Model Highlights
View and download the 3D model here.
View and download the 3D Model here.
View and download the 3D model here.
Hardings Security Fencing - Fence Panel
Forte palisade security fencing is one of the most popular types of security fencing in use today. This is due to the fact that it is a very effective deterrent to would-be thieves and trespassers.
Our security forte palisade fences have proven themselves in both private, and public sectors.
Engineered Plastics, Inc - Surface Applied Warning Tiles
Surface Applied Tiles are the solution of choice for public rights of way and snow plow resistant detectable warning tiles requiring an upgrade to meet ADA requirements.
Eco-Rain Tank Systems of America - Eco-Rain Tanks
Eco-Rain Tanks are underground modular products certified by the International Code Council (ICC) an independent organization, to meet Industry standards - designed to accept and hold rain and runoff water for infiltration into the substrate, detention for controlled release, or for water reuse as a cistern. Eco-Rain Tank basins are used under parking lots, and landscaped areas.
Project Highlights
Livin The Dog Life - Somerset Lakes Apartments
image © Landscape Structures Inc.
Dog Park Products and Designs believes in a healthy active lifestyle for both dogs and dog owners. The company is committed in delivering high quality dog park products, designed and manufactured in the USA. They specialize in providing many different types of innovative products for dog parks. They supply dog agility equipment, dog play equipment, park shade products, park shelters, drinking water fountains, pet water fountains, dog waste stations, park benches & waste receptacles. Constantly developing innovated products and unique dog park designs.
View the project here.
Mapes Industries, Inc. - Summit Building
image © Mapes Industries, Inc.
Mapes-R panels offer a wide variety of solutions to improve the thermal efficiency of window, spandrel, curtain wall and glazing applications. Mapes-R panels can be manufactured to match any architectural finish including Kynar, anodized, porcelain, and baked enamel. In addition to thermal improvement, Mapes-R panels can meet local building codes for sound, fire and impact resistance.
Robinson Iron - Raffles Hotel
image © Robinson Iron
As Robinson Iron’s first international project, the restoration of ironwork on the 1887 Raffles Hotel located on the island nation of Singapore, required extensive rendering of the ornament, sculpting clay originals and developing detail drawings. The only existing original ironwork remaining was a fragment of railing embedded in a stucco wall.
View the project here.
Waste Wise Products Inc. - A Case Study in Recycling Bins
image © Waste Wise Products Inc.
The study found that there were, even more, benefits of providing more recycling receptacles than just less trash in landfills. Some of these benefits included less littering around campus and decreased residential energy use. These positive behaviors displayed by the student body and faculty on campus helped the environment by not only reducing material waste but by reducing energy waste as well.
View the project here.
Eco-Wares - Tippecanoe County Bridge Project
image © Eco-Wares
The Tippecanoe County Highway Department began looking for a product to help preserve its concrete bridges. Located in the freeze/thaw zone of the U.S., Indiana's winter-month temperatures can fluctuate daily above and below 32 degrees Fahrenheit. If rain falls during the warmer part of the day, it gets absorbed into the concrete. Yet as he water freezes in the pores overnight, it expands about 9 percent and begins to product pressure in the concrete. Once the pressure exceeds the tensile strength of the concrete, it will cause expansion, cracking and crumbling of the concrete over many freeze/thaw cycles. View the project here.
