Towering Above Design
Measuring almost 200 feet (61 meters) in height, the world’s largest freestanding FRP tower was part of a …
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Beachfront HOA Waves Goodbye to Wooden Structures
Port Aransas, TX, is a city located off the Gulf of Mexico just north of Padre Island. The …
Case Study: Using FRP to Bridge the Gap in a Suburban Community
As suburban communities continue to expand throughout the United States, so do the demands of creating recreational trails …
Case Study: A Composite Safety Deck for a Baptistry
Since the early days of the Christian Church, the Baptistry has been an important architectural and ceremonial part …
Case Study: A Planned Community Turns Once Again to Fiberglass
After a successful installation of the FRP water slide structure (including the framing, stair treads and handrail) …
Case Study: Fiberglass Decking a Problem Solver for Temporary Walkways
In the midst of construction of a new main facility, Brook Army Medical Center at Fort Sam Houston …
Case Study: Foam Core Structure Isolates Toxic Chemical For Worker Safety
The production of the chemical phosgene used in the manufacture of polycarbonate must be carefully monitored and controlled, …
Case Study: Strongwell Helps Build Part of the (Almost) All American Dream
In 2010, Karen Lantz, AIA, of Enter Architecture decided to build and design her home in Houston, Texas with …
Case Study: FRP Honors the Resiliency of the Sea Scouts
The mission of the Sea Scouts has been unchanged since the group’s formation in 1919. The Boy Scouts …
Case Study: Chlorine No Problem for Fiberglass Waterpark Platform
Water play equipment at the Bridgeland’s Recreation Center in Cypress, Texas is supported by Strongwell’s pultruded fiberglass. In …