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Wise, VA United States | 2011
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CloseThe Pechanga Cultural Resource Center (PCRC), located in Temecula, California, celebrates the diverse cultures and continuity of cultural knowledge with the indigenous people residing in the surrounding area. The museum is designed to preserve collections sensitive to the tribal and museum requirements, and maintain proper viewing enjoyment and preservation.
The large decorative canopy frame comprised of structural steel is a stunning representation of the architects vision.
The architect of this project wanted the outer entrance to the museum to reflect and blend with nature. The large decorative canopy frame comprised of structural steel is a stunning representation of the architects vision. To maintain and protect this vision, the PCRC chose to utilize a duplex system to protect the structure from corrosion.
The decorative canopy frame used a double dip hot-dip galvanizing procedure to ensure a uniform coat over the 2.5 tons of steel. This frame built into the buildings stone front fascia is not only visually appealing, but also highly functional with guaranteed low maintenance costs. The choice HDG will provide decades of protection to ensure the building to look relevant to the indigenous people for decades to come.
Details
Award Class
Newly Complete
Award Sectors
Duplex Systems
Recreation & Entertainment
Environment
Suburban
Location
Temecula, CA United States
Reasons for Galvanizing
Corrosion Performance
Components Galvanized
Decorative canopy frame.
Tonnage/Size
Steel: 2
HDG: 2
Team Members
Architect
Delawie, Wilkes, Rodriguez, Barker
Fabricator
Plas-Tal Industries
Member Galvanizer(s)
Valmont Coatings - Calwest Galvanizing
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