Architectural Fiberglass

When you think of Hollywood, words such as “glamour”, “glitz” and “celebrity style” often come to mind, so it was no surprise that the Hollywood Casino in Shreveport Louisiana decided to go big with their layout and design in 1999 .  

Completed in 1999, the Atlantis Resort in Nassau, Bahamas is a wonderfully exotic project fearlessly undertaken by Stromberg Architectural Products.  Featuring a massive marlin sculpture, sky-scraping spires and majestic finials, the Atlantis Resort is a sight to behold.

The St. John Chrysostomos Monastery, founded in 1994, is a monastery for nuns of the Greek Orthodox Church, and is well known for the production of exquisite religious works of art.  Of particular pride to its residents are the elegant tiled domes topped with crosses that create the monastery’s signature look.

In 2003 Stromberg Architectural Products was commissioned to create a curved, and accurate model of the night sky using architectural fiberglass, for Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian in Washington D.C.  The use of architectural fiberglass here is only one example of the limitless possibilities of this one-of-a-kind, versatile material.

Located in one of the busiest and most famous commercial centers in the world, the Hershey’s store in Times Square has a quiet secret.  The stressed, authentic brickwork is not actually made from bricks.  Rather, it is made from a unique building material called Architectural Fiberglass.