We love to showcase our local work. At the new Monticello Branch Library in suburban Shawnee, Ks., our Struct-U-Rail glass system completes the contemporary and dramatic look of the two-story lobby stair. Designed with an "eye on the future," this stunning project received a Capstone Award in the Community Impact category. Architect: The Clark Enersen Partners. General Contractor: McCownGordon.
Deep in the heart of Texas is where you'll find our stunning Icon system. Our contemporary Icon railings, featuring clean defined lines, surround the balconies and the lobby's grand staircase at Texas A&M University's new Plant Pathology & Microbiology building. Complete with stainless-steel posts and framed-glass panels, this was the ideal design choice for the school's dynamic new research hub! Architects: Randall Scott and Flad. Photographer: Cris DeWitt
We recently wrapped-up work at an iconic project in Downtown Chicago: The renovation of the Old Chicago Post Office, which spans three city blocks on the south side of downtown. A great deal of care and planning was involved in this major transformation, since it was important to preserve the building's historical charm, while at the same time modernizing the entire facility. LBCO Bronze railings were the perfect selection to complement the shiny new face-lift, and were installed both inside and out. Pictured here, our Custom Bronze railings with Illume Puck lighting illuminate the building's exterior. Architect: Gensler. General Contractor: Bear Construction.
As we near our 75th year in business - here is a fun look back in time!
APT - The Association for Preservation Technology International
May 28 at 11:25 AM ·
Happy #ArchiveThursday! Check out this 1960 Livers Bronze Company catalog for railings, plaques, letters, grilles, and crosses. We cannot get enough of the grille patterns. The full catalog is available in the APT Building Technology Heritage Library at:
https://archive.org/details/buildingtechnologyheritagelibrary
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In celebration of the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl victory, we thought it would be fitting to salute and showcase our work in Tyler, Texas; the hometown of MVP Quarterback Patrick Mahomes. At the University of Texas-Tyler, our Button railings line the stairways and balconies in the school's new STEM building. This all-glass system helps contribute to the goal of giving students an open and immersive learning environment and is also sleek and timeless. Congratulations to the Super Bowl LIV (ers) Champs, and thank you Patrick Mahomes for bringing back the Lombardi! Architect: SmithGroup. General Contractor: JE Dunn. Photographer: Cris DeWitt
Our iconic Button railings are a standout in the lobby of one of the more recognizable buildings in Downtown Dallas, the newly renovated Trammell Crow Center. In fact, as pictured here, our work was featured on the front page of the "Dallas Morning News!" The buttons make this particular job so visually striking. They're covered with custom-fabricated bronze rectangular plates, providing an antique finish to complement the square bronze railings. Finishing off the project and the bronze railings -- Livers Bronze LED Puck lighting! Architect: HOK. General Contractor: Turner Construction.
Livers Bronze Co. was proud to be part of this beautiful project providing the bronze and glass railings!
HGA Architects and Engineers
October 15 at 11:45 AM ·
We are happy to share that the Tennessee State Museum was awarded the Excellence in Development Award in the Large Public Sector category by Urban Land Institute Nashville.
The project developed with local architect EOA Architects, illuminates the rich and diverse history of the citizens of Tennessee and enlivens Nashville’s Bicentennial Mall with an inspirational and distinctive cultural facility.
Learn more about the museum and the award at our website.
https://hga.com/tennessee-state-museum-receives-urban-land-institute-award/
You don't have to look very hard to locate our lovely work at the University of Michigan's newly refurbished College of Literature, Science, and The Arts. What makes this project so special? The Buttons, of course! An abundant array of LBCO Button railings, and even a decorative, Button glass wall, fill the building's inviting lobby space. And, like all of our products, this system was 100% American-made. Architects: SmithGroupJJR and Ennead. General Contractor: Barton Malow. Photographer: Scott Soderberg, Michigan Photography.
Livers Bronze Co. updated their cover photo.
December 17 at 9:57 AM ·
Season's Greetings from Livers Bronze! Our festively adorned glass railings line the stairways at the new Loews Hotel in Downtown Kansas City. The Livers Bronze Struct-U-Rail system spans multiple levels in the light-filled setting while guests enjoy panoramic views of the Kansas City skyline. Architect: Cooper Carry. General Contractor: JE Dunn.
Best wishes from the Livers Bronze family for a healthy and safe holiday season.
Season's Greetings from Livers Bronze! Our festively adorned glass railings line the stairways at the new Loews Hotel in Downtown Kansas City. The Livers Bronze Struct-U-Rail system spans multiple levels in the light-filled setting while guests enjoy panoramic views of the Kansas City skyline. Architect: Cooper Carry. General Contractor: JE Dunn.
Best wishes from the Livers Bronze family for a healthy and safe holiday season.
It's always fun to flaunt our unique, custom work. Livers Bronze custom-fabricated, curved glass railings -- complete with etched imprints of numbers and letters -- frame both the interior and exterior balconies at the new Lenexa, Ks. City Center Library. A 2020 Capstone Award Winner for Community Impact, this facility was constructed to seamlessly fit into the city's plaza and public market areas. And, our "ribbon-like" railings weave perfectly into this seamless design. Architects: Hollis + Miller and Holzman Moss Bottino. General Contractor: Turner Construction. Photographer: Brooke Boyer
