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Grand Appliance and TV, Naperville, IL
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North, South, East and West elevations of this commercial building built using Atlas Brick manufactured by Interstate Brick Company. The base of the building utilizes a light buff colored cast stone capped with a matching water table.
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Grand Appliance and TV, Naperville, IL
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The accent columns are a material known as Mountain Stone and manufactured by Capital Cast Stone. Finishing off the façade are twenty-one cast stone medallions and two cast stone panels recessed at the front entrance.
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Animal Eye Consultants, Naperville, IL
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12” masonry walls on North, South, East and West elevations utilizing 8” concrete block and “King” size face brick, Renaissance Stone and custom fabricated cut limestone.
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Hyatt Summerfield Suite, Warrenville, IL
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North, South, East and West elevations of this 5-story hotel veneered with a modular size face brick from Sioux City Brick Manufacturing. Over 250,000 brick were used for the veneering.
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Hyatt Summerfield Suite, Warrenville, IL
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Custom fabricated cast stone was used for the window “headers” and banding. In addition, our masonry scope of work included installing two elevator shafts and three staircases.
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Hyatt Summerfield Suite, Warrenville, IL
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The fifth floor is clad in a natural stucco system manufactured by El Ray Stucco. The entire surface area of stucco is over 12,000 square feet.
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The Delta - Chicago, IL
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The Delta, an 18-unit condominium building with first floor retail shops, began in March 2000. This picture shows completion of the masonry on the East elevation. The front facade was veneered using a combination of Renaissance Stone (base and door surrounds), pre-cast stone (cornice and bullnose banding), and Utility brick.
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Timber Lodge Restaurant - Schaumburg, IL
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The use of synthetic stone (Cultured Stone in this example) can be an effective alternative to natural stone. Because of the absence od a foundation ledge to support the weight of natural stone, synthetic stone was used. The stone was applied directly to the sheathing after installation of a wire mesh. This eliminated load bearing concerns that arise when using traditional masonry materials.
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Pappadeaux Restaurant - Westmont, IL
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Chicago Masonry has had the pleasure of working on some notable projects. One of these was the new Pappadeaux Restaurant built in Westmont, Illinois. It was the first newly constructed Pappadeaux Restaurant in the Chicagoland area.
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Pappadeaux Restaurant - Westmont, IL
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A combination of materials including face brick, cut limestone, block, brick pavers, etc. came together to create this unique exterior for Pappadeaux Restaurant. Brick rowlock arches, brick corbels, brick "soldiers" and herringbone bonds help create a truly unique exterior.
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Pappadeaux Restaurant - Westmont, IL
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The owner/developer was happy to have chosen Chicago Masonry for the masonry and stucco. The artistry of masonry becomes apparent in this project.
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Office Building - Aurora, IL
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Exterior masonry walls erected with 8" colored split face block. Block laid in a standing running bond with colored mortar. Mortar joints are concave. Window sills are 2 1/4" smooth face cut limestone. Fascia and soffit are finished in E.I.F.S.
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