Geometric Entrance Railing
Tell Len about your projectThe project at a glance
From the brief to the built work.
- The challenge
- The entrance needed a railing proportioned to its existing stone columns and steps.
- Breuder’s work
- Breuder measured the opening, designed the pattern, fabricated steel sections, and assembled them on site.
- The result
- The finished dark steel railing follows the entrance with a repeated rectangular pattern.
LocationNorth Shore, IL
TypeCustom Metal
Breuder's RoleCustom Metalwork + Design
Project Story
This North Shore entrance has stone columns, wide steps, and a formal approach. The railing needed to fit the existing architecture in both size and pattern.
Breuder designed and fabricated a dark steel railing with nested rectangular frames. Site measurements informed the shop-built sections, which were brought to the entrance and joined in place.
The finished photograph shows the geometric pattern alongside the stonework. It is an example of a focused metalwork commission shaped by an existing opening.
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