© 2001 Wes Thompson
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Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum
Austin, TX
This distinctive addition to the Texas capitol complex
features Texas Sunset Red Granite cladding, an
impressive rotunda and a copper domed roof.
Custom-cased bronze Glass-Fiber-Reinforced-
Concrete (GFRC) panels conveying the story of
Texas’ history are an interesting architectural design
feature. A 10-ton bronze star marks the entry way
to the unique museum.
CDC provided services to GFRC Cladding Systems,
Cold Spring Granite and Intrepid Stone Contractors.
CDC was responsible for the stone cladding, the GFRC
panel system and the steel back-up system.
CDC
provided shop drawings and structural calculations
for the stone and stone support systems.
Type of Stone:
Texas Sunset Red Granite
Design Architect: E. Vernor Johnson and
Associates
Architect of Record: HKS, Inc.
General Contractor: Constructors, Inc.
CDC Clients: Cold Springs Granite
Intrepid Stone Contractors
Constructors, Inc.
GFRC Cladding Systems
Reference contacts:
Rodney Harvey, Associate, CDC
Kevin Becnel, Intrepid Stone Contractors
Date of Completion: 2001
Photography : © 2001 Wes Thompson
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