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A notable feature of this parking garage is a 10-story precast column, housing a revolving kinetic sculpture at the building corner—a distinctive addition to Chicago’s public art scene.

10 East Delaware, a 35-story luxury high-rise in Chicago’s gold coast, stands at 424,836 sq. ft. LAPPCO’s expertise in challenging sites played a key role in its selection. The building features diverse precast finishes, including cast stone and granite on the first floor panels.

LAPPCO faced a unique challenge: crafting a custom color and finish to match a historic structure. Successfully accomplished, showcasing LAPPCO’s expertise in complex building projects.

The Art Institute of Chicago, a renowned museum, expanded with the internationally acclaimed Renzo Piano. LAPPCO, the sole precast plant selected, crafted intricate load-bearing panels and multiple finishes, meeting precise specifications on time.

This twin office building is a unique project with horizontal ribbon look, precast panels with large expanses of windows. The panels were acid-etched.

Amcol International’s headquarters, primarily precast, chosen after a competitive bid by LAPPCO for their lowest bid and reputation. Precast panels, prestressed for structural integrity, feature golden marble limestone.

Located just west of Chicagos loop this high-rise required an escalated construction schedule. The project consisted of two color precast panels with two finishes-one acid etch and the other sand blast. Project completed on schedule.

LAPPCO, known for excellence, was chosen for a major office center with unique precast challenges: three color finishes, two mixes, 20 corners, cantilever cornices, and a Lincoln Log process. Completed on schedule and budget.

As a contractor, Leopardo appreciated precast panels for their HQ. LAPPCO, working with their design team, chose prestressed sandwich wall panels—cost-effective, load-bearing, and insulated. Two color mixes created a striking image. Pleased to win the contract for Leopardo’s corporate headquarters.

Beltones Architects used sandwich wall precast panels for an economical, attractive two-story building. Prestressed and load-bearing, they support the roof and second floor, incorporating insulation and featuring acid-etched, sandblasted, and simulated granite finishes.