Commercial

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.

Home to the Chicago Fire Soccer team, this stadium is a versatile mixed-use structure for concerts and activities, showcasing precast in the seating, columns, beams, risers, treads, and tubs. Selected by LAPPCO for its uniqueness.

Lombard Architectural Precast’s skill shines in this all-precast building with three color mixes, acid-etched panels, and a rock-faced battened base, completed on time and within budget.

As a compliment to LAPPCO’s excellence, this is the second project by Westin hotel group. Precast portion: two-story, two-color, acid-etched, brick-clad, load-bearing panels for restaurant and meeting rooms at the hotel’s base.

Challenging project with two-story precast panels, 15′ wide, requiring pre-stressing. Load-bearing, acid-etched, and sandblasted finishes served various functions, while the high-rise used poured-in-place concrete.

In Chicago, resilient building uses prestressed precast panels, bearing loads, enduring weather, with visual appeal. Two color mixes, acid-etched, sandblasted finishes yield cost savings for the owner.

LAPPCO completed The Orchard in Lincoln Park, a key part of Lincoln Common’s redevelopment. This 7-story building features 400+ precast panels with an elegant limestone-like finish. Lead by Gilbane, it marks the site’s multi-phase redevelopment.