Current Projects

The Crystal Structures professionals are always busy coordinating with contractors and collaborating with architectural teams to craft beautiful, sunlit, and functional spaces – whether it’s a custom skylight, a sun room, a canopy, translucent panels or more. Our roster of talented, efficient sales staff and with our support team develops customized projects that are tailored to the specific requirements of each client and each space. They take into account the location, context, the aesthetic needs to provide the best products for the customer. We have competent installation crews that travel to many locations each year. Our home is in the heartland, however we are able to work from coast-to-coast, on a multitude of different projects. You can see the variety of projects we handle in the list below of currently awarded projects.

For questions about a specific project or how we can help you with your plans please contact us. Our sincere appreciation goes out to each of these customers for placing their trust in our Crystal Structures team.

See Our Completed Projects Here

Hatbox Field Improvements
3601 Arline
Muskogee, OK 74401

We are working with Williams Contracting to provide translucent wall panels on the building upgrades at the historic Love Hatbox Field Building. #25196

Architect: GH2 Architects

More information about the Hatbox complex can be found here.

Northcentral Technical College
1000 West Campus Drive
Wausau, WI 54401

We are working with Omni Glass and Paint again by providing a glazed enclosure 65 feet in length and 12 feet deep on the Building E dining room. #25194

Architect: Somerville Architects – Engineers

New Orleans Museum of Art
1 Collins Diboll Circle
New Orleans, LA 70124

We are excited to be advising and working with the architect and glazing contractor to finalize plans on a skylight with 17 sections and measuring 30′ to 73′ in length at NOMA. Look for a spring 2020 installation. #25193

Architect: Eskew, Dumez, Ripple

Glazing Contractor: Zinsel Glass

The Exchange at Gwinnett
Georgia State Highway 20
Burford, GA

We’ll be installing 20 translucent wall panels, letting in light without glare, at a brand new mixed use center in Georgia. Two sizes of panels will be used: 4′ x 18 and 4′ x 28′. #25190

Developed by: Fuqua Acquisitions
Architect: Pieper, O’Brien, Herr

Contractor: Benning Construction

An interesting article can be found at The Gwinnett Daily Post.

Acura of Melbourne
Bromley Drive
Melbourne, FL 32940

Architect: Kasper Architects
Contractor: MH Williams Construction Group

We are thrilled to do a third project for an Acura dealership – this time in Florida! It will be a skylight measuring 33′ x 14′ with eight bays. #25189

Country Club of New Canaan
95 Country Club Road
New Canaan, CT 06840

We are pleased to be working with AP Construction again on a new extended pyramidal skylight having five bays. It will be 5′ x 16′. #25185

Architect: Rogers McCagg

North Cross School
4254 Colonial Avenue SW
Roanoke, VA 24018

An old style greenhouse, with poor energy efficiency, will be replaced with an architectural grade classroom. It is going to be a state-of-the-art GrowTech 575 series greenhouse. It will be approximately 18′ x 10′ with a white polycron painted frame and have louvers for ventilation as well as fans and controls for moisture regulation. Upon completion, it will meet Commercial building and energy codes. #25184

Architect: Balzer & Associates Contractor: MB Contractors

Erie 2 Boards of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES)
2615 North Maple Avenue
Ashville, NY 14710

A new standing seam, radiused translucent polycarbonate canopy will be added to the BOCES offices providing protection from weather. It will be approximately 20′ x 47′ in a bronze anodized frame. #25182

Architect: CPL Architecture, Engineering, Planning
Contractor: NCI Construction of New York

City Courthouse-City of Middletown, New York
2 James Street
Middletown, NY 10940

The renovation of this City Courthouse includes the replacement of an 8′ x 22′ x 10.5′ high lean-to skylight with gable ends. We will replace it with a thermally enhanced 575 system in a bronze polycron painted finish. #25181

Architect: Barton & Loguidice

Contractor: Precision Roofing

Brighton Rose Office at Easton Town Center II
4124 & 4128 Worth Avenue
Columbus, OH 43219

We are providing a new, standing seam, multi-wall polycarbonate canopy, approximately 28′ x 4′, for this shopping center. #25180

Architect: Moody-Nolan
Contractor: Richardson Glass Service

Research Support Building (RSB)
NASA Glenn Research Center
21000 Brookpark Road
Cleveland, OH 44135

The two-story, 64,000 square foot, $32.7 million dollar research support building. will be home to 164 workers and includes open office areas, private offices, conference rooms, collaborative engineering rooms. It will also have a cafeteria with a supporting kitchen. #25127

Contractor: The Walsh Group

Sound Transit
Hilltop Tacoma Link Extension

Tacoma, Washington

Construction is underway on Sound Transit's 2.4 mile Hilltop Tacoma Link Extension. — Construction is underway on Sound Transit’s 2.4 mile Hilltop Tacoma Link Extension.

The $217 million Tacoma Link Extension, as well as new platform stations, will be a great addition to public transportation in the area. Groundbreaking was in late 2018 and service on the new extension is scheduled to begin in 2022.

We are providing a train car wash facility of 22′ x 81′ with insulated tempered glass and a 750 series, thermally broken framing system. The framing system will have a white interior and a custom painted exterior. #25088

Contractor: The Walsh Group

More information and view a video about the Hilltop Tacoma Link Extension at www.soundtransit.org.

Johnson County Courthouse,

Olathe, KS

We are proud to be working on the new Johnson County Courthouse, slated for completion in 2020, in downtown Olathe, Kansas. It is currently on-schedule and on-budget, with a total cost of $193 million. #25126

Architect: Fentress Architects
Contractor: JE Dunn

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