Commercial
Terrazzo is increasing in popularity among commercial buildings. Whether a building will be used for hospitality, retail, entertainment, or place of business, a durable but aesthetic surface is essential. Terrazzo’s ability to withstand high traffic while providing an alluring vision make it the wise choice. The design possibilities of epoxy terrazzo give designers the freedom to create a space without to sacrifice to creativity, durability, maintenance, or sustainability.
The Webster
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The terrazzo installed by Franklin Terrazzo Company can be seen in the public corridors and spaces of levels one and two as well as two monumental precast staircases. The floor is comprised of 42,000 square feet of 9mm thick Epoxy Terrazzo with Moisture Mitigation and Full Coverage Crack Isolation Membrane. Encompassing this floor is 4,500 lineal feet of precast terrazzo base manufactured in Franklin Precast Shop.
The Drake Hotel
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Franklin Terrazzo Company Inc. created 6 colours to match the pastel shades of the original portland cement terrazzo of the vintage building. The new lobby features jewel tone terrazzo floors with a modern design full if dynamic energy and movement. The 9mm epoxy terrazzo floor spans 2,000 square feet over a moisture mitigation membrane and crack isolation membrane.
Tsawwassen Mills
Tsawwassen Mills is a shopping mall on Tsawwassen First Nations land in Delta, British Columbia. It features 1.2 million square feet of retail space and a 1,100 seat food court. Tsawwassen Mills employs 3,000 full-time and part-time jobs.Franklin Terrazzo Company Inc. installed a 2000 sq. ft. circular design named “The Coast Salish”.
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The Glass Knife
The Glass Knife is more than cakes and a café. It is Inspired by a loving mother and hobbyist baker whose talents transformed her baking into a true creative profession.
As a homage to owner, Steve Brown’s, mother, Jacque, who was an avid collector of depression glass which included an extensive collection of glass knives, resulted in the inspiration and brand of this project.
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Tom Patterson Theatre
Tom Patterson is a Stratford local hero who changed the face of his country and the economy of his hometown.
In 1952, with a 125 dollar grant from City Council, Tom set out to establish a six-week Shakespeare Festival in Stratford, Ontario. Now, 66 years later, the Stratford Festival operates year-round and has welcomed 28 million theatregoers, generating billions of dollars’ worth of economic activity for the city. In 2020, to mark the 100thanniversary of his birth, the Stratford Festival will dedicate a glorious new theatre to Tom Patterson.
