McNICHOLS® Case Studies
From museums to stadiums to performing arts centers, McNICHOLS® Hole Products bring strength, style and functionality to a variety of venues. Our Case Studies describe how our products helped planners address unique challenges — concealing equipment, conserving energy or even modernizing a dated facility. The dedicated team at McNICHOLS is happy to discuss your project in detail and suggest the right Hole Products for you!
Harley-Davidson Museum
The Harley-Davidson Museum pays homage to Milwaukee's industrial heritage with McNICHOLS® Bar Grating, Wire Mesh and Perforated Metal.
Tampa Museum of Art
Two layers of McNICHOLS® Perforated Metal clad the Tampa Museum of Art, an architectural landmark along the Hillsborough River in downtown Tampa.
Kauffman Stadium
The Kansas City Royals updated their 1970s-era home stadium with breathtaking McNICHOLS® Perforated Metal and a glass facade.
The Summit
McNICHOLS® Perforated Metal panels enable energy efficiency and a sophisticated design at a recreational facility in Grand Prairie, Texas.
The Margarido House
McNICHOLS® Bar Grating forms a striking, wing-like sunshade at this environmentally-friendly abode that overlooks San Francisco Bay.
ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL
At a Seattle high school auditorium, McNICHOLS® Wire Mesh conceals stage equipment in scroll-like shapes that give a nod to circa-1922 architecture.
Harley-Davidson Museum
The Harley-Davidson Museum pays homage to Milwaukee's industrial heritage with McNICHOLS® Bar Grating, Wire Mesh and Perforated Metal.
Tampa Museum of Art
Two layers of McNICHOLS® Perforated Metal clad the Tampa Museum of Art, an architectural landmark along the Hillsborough River in downtown Tampa.
Kauffman Stadium
The Kansas City Royals updated their 1970s-era home stadium with breathtaking McNICHOLS® Perforated Metal and a glass facade.
The Summit
McNICHOLS® Perforated Metal panels enable energy efficiency and a sophisticated design at a recreational facility in Grand Prairie, Texas.
The Margarido House
McNICHOLS® Bar Grating forms a striking, wing-like sunshade at an environmentally-friendly abode overlooking San Francisco Bay.
ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL
At a Seattle high school auditorium, McNICHOLS® Wire Mesh conceals stage equipment in scroll-like shapes that give a nod to circa-1922 architecture.
