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Inspired by the district’s deep warehousing and manufacturing history, to honor the former Dillon Supply building’s original purpose, the design team incorporated salvaged industrial design elements into the space. Seeking to elevate the interior while keeping with the industrial look-and-feel, Banker Wire’s FPZ-16 architectural woven wire mesh was utilized as a stairway...

Spanning three stories—from the lobby to the above two office floors—the wire mesh flanks the ceremonial staircase, creating a glamorous focal point that underscores the sophisticated design scheme of the building-at-large. From the street, an iron and glass curtain wall facade provides passersby with crystal clear views into the lobby. Throughout the lobby, multiple gl...

Utilized to create an interior railing system across multiple applications within the facility, Banker Wire’s SJD-2 in stainless steel was key in maximizing natural light while simultaneously providing important safety boundaries within the space. The new basketball courts are flooded with natural light from the upper-level running track’s expansive floor-to-ceiling win...

In the recent renovation of the El Paso Cat Adoption Center, MNK Architects relied heavily on Banker Wire’s SJD-2 wire mesh pattern to create a key exterior architectural installation that was both functional and decorative. Allowing passersby to see the activity of the interior—the interactions between the cats and potential adoptees—SJD-2’s selection was inherently tie...

In the heart of London’s West End, the Londoner stands 16 stories tall at the historic Leicester Square. The establishment boasts luxury amenities, intimate spaces, and keen attention to detail. Because of this, the Londoner is dubbed “the world’s first super boutique hotel”. In addition to the 350 bedrooms, the complex offers a ballroom, 2 cinemas, and several meeting s...

This restaurant and bar combination showcases a wide range of Raiders memorabilia and décor. Boasting over 45 HDTVs, the dining space is a perfect place to spend game day, especially for Raiders fans. Inside the entrance, a floor-to-ceiling space divider made of wood and wire mesh panels support two large TVs for waiting patrons. Rectangles of varying size frame Banker ...

In designing the New York City headquarters for creative agency Project Worldwide, STUDIOS Architecture sought industrial, yet refined materials to realize their pared-back, industrial chic design scheme. Banker Wire’s S-51 architectural woven wire mesh pattern is one such material used to achieve this aesthetic, providing an elegant mesh profile for both the kitchen bar...

The design of HOB, a luxury shopping destination for perfumes, accessories and cosmetics in Dalma Mall — one of the largest shopping malls located in Abu Dhabi — called for custom, quality materials that could meet both functional and aesthetic purposes. One such material is Banker Wire’s M22-22 mid-fill woven pattern, which was the ideal medium to be used as an interior...

The 75,000-square-foot Hamel Music Center, housing the Mead Witter School of Music performances and recitals, exudes elegance and acoustic perfection, thanks to custom elements such as Banker Wire’s architectural woven wire mesh. The Collins Recital Hall, one of the state-of-the-art performance spaces within the Hamel Music Center, utilized Banker Wire to manufacture the...

Exemplifying the versatility of Banker Wire’s architectural mesh in residential applications, designer and homeowner Jane Hope, incorporated an antique plated SZ-3 wire mesh within the design of her custom fireplace. Thoughtfully selected for its unique semi-transparent characteristics, the metal mesh compliments the honest, raw material design, creating a feature that i...

As the first new high-rise office building in San Antonio, Texas in 30 years, Frost Tower offers over 460,000 square feet of Class A+ office and retail space. The expansive ground-level lobby welcomes employees and guests with dramatic design elements including feature walls, creatively adorned with Banker Wire’s architectural woven wire mesh. As an extremely versatile ...

The interior design, conceived by Nashville-based architecture and design firm Gresham Smith, embraces the refined visual language of the Renaissance brand while nodding to the city’s renowned music scene. Banker Wire’s architectural wire mesh was utilized by Allegheny Millwork to elevate the design of the hotel’s public spaces such as the lobby, bar and private dining b...

The 205,000-square-foot winery is the first sustainable, LEED-certified (Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design) winery outside North America, following the strict requirements set by the United States Green Building Council, for its entire facility. Showcasing estate-grown, limited-production premium wines crafted by influential winemaker and viticulturist Alberto ...

The lighting fixture is crafted from Banker Wire’s woven wire mesh pattern IPZ-25 with a stainless steel and bronze finish. This blend of alloys gave the designers a color that complimented the miscellaneous materials used throughout the design, contributing to the classic atmosphere. “Creating a timeless environment was the most essential goal for the project,” says Jo...

To add depth to the overall look and feel of the space, and to complement the home’s existing ‘hard’ angles, the team selected Banker Wire’s IPZ-25 woven wire mesh. Specified in a stainless steel and brass finish, the wire mesh was utilized to create the interior stairway railing, which functions as the focal point of the lower lounge room area. Adding an elegant touchp...

Bridging two separate, glass-clad office spaces linked by a five-story, atrium-like structure, the wire mesh-fabricated ceiling visually anchors the interior as a key focal point. Similarly, SZ-4’s placement within the organic ceiling shapes nod to the mountainous exterior landscape while adhering to the building’s safety requirements. “Selected for both its aesthetic a...

Banker Wire woven wire mesh two ways, adorns this luxury watch repair reception room located in Rancho Cucamonga, California. Inspired by the colors, textures and materials used in the creation of the art pieces worn by its clientele, woven wire mesh wall panels and room divider screens live up to the timeless quality and style of the jewelry it surrounds. Representing...

Brasserie Deck, Stockholm’s newest neighborhood restaurant, we have had the privilege of manufacturing metal mesh in braided solid brass for the architect’s stylish interior. The Banker Wire S-32 brass mesh is featured as a front cladding for their bar counter that runs along the entire restaurant and ends with a rounded bar counter with rolled metal mesh. Pahlfer, Banke...

Within the historic and newly renovated Östermalms Saluhall marketplace in Stockholm, the new restaurant Beirut Café includes specially manufactured metal mesh for its vibrant interior. Banker Wire M22-83 in braided solid brass enhances the look by being used in dividing screens, shelving and counters and in ceiling tiles and panels. The Banker Wire TXZ-3 is an antique c...

St. Louis CITY SC will be debuting as Major League Soccer’s 29th franchise in 2023. The club will play at the newly renamed CITYPARK, an open-air facility in the Downtown West District with a one-of-a-kind view of the playing field. Trex Commercial engineered and installed more than 17,000 linear feet of custom railing, drink rail, and guardrail with wire mesh and glass ...

Copper wire mesh railing infill panels recently installed at Norfolk County Hall bring new life to the 1960s building. Located in Norwich, UK, Norfolk County Hall is the seat of the Norfolk County Council. Being the headquarters for a local government authority, the building’s interior should reflect a dignified and elegant appearance. To this extent, Banker’s UK represe...

22 Bishopsgate is a large scale, 62 story office building with views across London. The building is part of a new city development area known to some as the vertical village, 22 Bishopsgate creates state-of -the-art facilities. Some of Britain’s most prestigious companies made the decision to gain occupancy. One such tenant on the 16th and 17th floor sought the creati...