The Archie Bray

Helena, Montana

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Folding Glass Walls Expand the Ceramic Arts Gallery

The Archie Bray has been a world renowned Ceramic Art campus in Helena, Montana since 1951.

Its new gallery needed to reflect its character of uniqueness as well as fit new additions into old structures. The 14' NanaWall allows expanding views and filtered daylight into the gallery.

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Flexible Gallery Space for Events and Courtyard Access

During large events, the gallery space expands out into the courtyard. As always public buildings need to be accessible and safe. 

NanaWall was also able to provide this level of care for egress and ADA access integration. The client loves their new space and the uniqueness that their NanaWall brings to their gallery!

Team behind the project: Ben Tintinger AIA – Mosaic Architecture, Aubrey Yerger PE – Morrison-Maierle, Ray Dawes PE - Dawes Engineering & Design, Ryan Casne PE - Casne & Associates Inc, Reagan Merredith - Dick Anderson Construction, Hedi Long – Long Views Studio.

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Palo Alto Children's Library

At this historic Palo Alto children’s library, a NanaWall SL45 folding glass wall seamlessly connects the multipurpose Tree Top Room with the Secret Garden, inviting natural light, fresh air, and flexible indoor-outdoor learning and community spaces.

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Hermitage Visual Arts School

A historic 1910 stable at the Hermitage Museum in Norfolk, Virginia, was transformed into a light-filled visual arts school with NanaWall NW Wood 540 folding glass walls connecting the studio to the courtyard.

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“The NanaWall system provides superior acoustic control and is an integral part of the overall sound attenuation strategy, working in concert with the LVT flooring and ceiling systems.”
— David Businelli, Architect

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