The Batman House, renowned for its unique style and ambiance, owes its name to the remarkable craftsmanship of Justin Avery Masonry and the exceptional design by Design 2 Group. This exquisite residence features the Endicott Brick, Manganese Ironspot, a favored choice in the Edmonton area.
Edmonton’s renowned Brewery District proudly showcases two distinct styles of brick. Glen-Gery’s Brick, formerly known as Sioux City Brick, elegantly adorns the district with its striking Dunes Grey hue. Complementing this choice is the exceptional craftsmanship of Endicott Brick’s Manganese Ironspot, adding an exquisite touch to the district’s architectural landscape.
ONPA Architects designed the Edmonton New Remand Centre (ENRC) as a replacement for the aging and overpopulated downtown Edmonton Remand Centre. ONPA Architects chose Endicott Clay Products, Manganese Ironspot, Velour brick in a Utility size. The brick was selected because of its unique colour and contrast to the steel panel and concrete elements of the design.
Endicott (Brick) Clay Products Bordeaux blend, Velour in a Utility size as the feature finish for dramatic angular walls that anchor the east and west sides of the new Allendale Medical Building. The oversize Utility bricks (3-5/8”D x 3-5/8”H x 11-5/8”L) selected for this project were laid in a stack bond pattern which complements the modern, clean aesthetic. A limestone was also added to compliment the brick on the pilasters and retail entrances. The full height west and east feature walls are offset from the building which creates a dramatic wedge shape and deep window recesses.
Dialog Architecture selected Sioux City Brick’s Badlands colour in a smooth texture as the feature finish for the podium of the new J22 Development project. The brick was selected for its subtle variegation and medium brown tone.
The new RCMP Detachment built on the Alberta side of Lloydminster features two Endicott Bricks in the colors Red Blend, and Golden Buff. Built on Highway 16, Yellowhead, this facility has been completed to the exacting standards held by Public Works Government Services Canada.
This European inspired project showcases what Continental Cast Stone can be when combined with full brick units. The Shops at Boudreau aims to attract boutique-style
Our client initially requested an all brick exterior but due to the large footprint and architectural details the option of using full bed natural stone emphasized the entryway and window gables. Cast Stone window sills were used throughout along with a brick course around the windows. Stone was used on the back wall of the covered deck and incorporated three custom medallions created by the mason. The overall pleasing design fits well within this established community.
Sioux City Brick Red Velour and curtain wall glazing were utilized as the primary cladding materials. The use of natural materials was chosen to express the rural roots of the MVCU.
Sioux City Brick was able to provide the size, color and finish to blend in with the existing building by choosing a blend or 4 different colors of brick. These were blended at the plant level so that the mason’s only concern would be the laying of brick and not meeting a ratio blend in the field. Sioux City Brick celebrated their 100th Anniversary in 2013 and this project is a feature of what can be accomplished when given the time to resolve the opportunities presented.
