Sustainability is more than just an industry buzzword at Zahner. It’s a daily commitment to preserving and protecting the natural resources we’ve been entrusted with and using them responsibly in the built environment.
When encountered up close, or even from a distance, the fractal compositions of Jan Hendrix have a mesmerizing effect.
Whether it’s a new pre-engineered design, patina, finish, fabrication method – or even the re-imagining of the common shipping crate for finished materials – the wheels of invention and modernization never stop turning.
At Zahner, we’re constantly exploring new ways to add visual excitement, dimension, and durability to our growing line of architectural metal products. We experiment, design, prototype, and iterate until we achieve the right balance of beauty and function. And we know product design, development, and commercialization work best when market inputs are collected and considered.
As projects increase in complexity, collaboration between design and construction teams is critical to success. Early in the design process many tools of collaboration and coordination exist, like collaborative redlining in Bluebeam Studio or cloud-based modeling platforms, but on the job site teams are fragmented.