We are proud to showcase the work of many talented landscape architects, skilled contractors and savvy homeowners who have incorporated Iron Age decorative castings into their hardscape designs. Get inspired, then contact us about your next project.
Chris Lazarek, LEED AP BD&C, from renowned planning and architecture studio, COOPER CARRY, chose our 5" River Rock trench grates with Baked-On-Oil Finish to complement the stunning slate entrance to a new student center at Georgia Highlands College.
Working with the architects of Ground Inc, Iron Age supplied 16 full or partial elliptical tree grates in our Locust pattern for a redevelopment program on Albany Street in Boston, MA. Made to complement the surface pavers and concrete plan, each grate was oriented in a unique way. Tree openings were cast in different spots on each grate, adding to their individuality.
Working with the architects of Ground Inc, Iron Age supplied 16 full or partial elliptical tree grates in our Locust pattern for a redevelopment program on Albany Street in Boston, MA. Made to complement the surface pavers and concrete plan, each grate was oriented in a unique way. Tree openings were cast in different spots on each grate, adding to their individuality.
Our custom 14" x 24" Regular Joe Trench Grates in aged cast bronze take pride of place near the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C.
In Etna, PA, architects Buchart Horn designed a river-like trench drain system that connects to tree grates along the city sidewalks, providing drainage for stormwater and supplying fresh water to the trees. The artfully winding design features custom curvilinear trench grates and both square and circular tree grates in our Locust pattern.
Created in conjunction with the landscape architects at Landworks Studio, Inc., these custom Corten steel tree grates are featured at West of Chestnut, an apartment complex/phase one redevelopment project in downtown Quincy, MA. Super-sizing our “Rain” pattern and setting its rhythmic line breaks at the same angle as the surrounding pavers helps ground the grates in place, while their unique shape adds uncommon visual interest.
http://www.landworks-studio.com/west-of-chestnut/
