Happy Earth Day! Today is the perfect time to highlight why using curved steel in your projects is good for the environment. Steel is a strong, resilient material that is also infinitely recyclable.
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Coal Creek Park in Erie, Colorado!
This 6.5-acre park is in the heart of Erie, Colorado. It is home to an ice rink, café, splash pad, play structure, walking path, and multiple curved steel canopies. The park hosts many events throughout the year including outdoor concerts, town fairs, and festivals.
For this project Albina bent various sizes of Angle, Wide Flange, Channel, and Tube Steel totaling 101 pieces and 55,702 pounds!
Albina Co., Inc. rolled 326,140# of wide flange ranging in size from W8 x 10# to W24 x 84# in order to form the roof trusses of the main entrance lobby at “Aulani- A Disney Resort & Spa” in Ko Olina, Hawaii. The concept for the rolled material was to make the lobby appear in the shape of a canoe. The material was fabricated by Brooklyn Iron Works.
