Rhode Island Area GFRC: Pierce Laboratory, New Haven, Connecticut

Also known as the “Ocean State,” Rhode Island has the distinction of being the smallest state in the entire country. In this relatively tiny area, however, architectural treasures abound. The Rhode Island State Capitol, with its multiple domes, grand architectural columns, keystones, and arched windows, is truly a sight to behold. The state’s historic homes feature a variety of styles, including Shingle Style, Beaux Arts, and Italianate. Today, several of these former private dwellings are museums or national historic landmarks.

Rhode Island GFRC Projects

Banks, casinos, universities, retail shops, and other types of buildings throughout New England have been aesthetically enhanced by elements expertly crafted by Stromberg Architectural. Our Rhode Island GFRC (Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete) projects include:

• Warwick GFRC: Webster Bank, Warwick, Rhode Island
• Lincoln GFRC: Twin River New England Gambling Casino, Lincoln, RI

Rhode Island GFRC (Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete) Services

Stromberg can manufacture a number of architectural elements to help you complete your Rhode Island GFRC project. Glass fiber reinforced concrete is also suitable for historical restoration and reconstruction work on government buildings, museums, and corporate structures. Finally, if your Rhode Island GFRC project presents one or several unique design challenges, our team will work with you to develop a custom solution.

GFRC Advantages

• Glass fiber reinforced concrete can stand up to freeze-thaw cycles and the cold Rhode Island winters
• The low weight of GFRC reduces the structural load on the surrounding building and makes it quick and easy to install
• GFRC can be produced in a wide array of textures, including travertine, wood grain, and brick

Stromberg GFRC offers service to all Rhode Island areas, including:

Providence, Warwick, Cranston, Pawtucket, Lincoln, East Providence, Woonsocket, Coventry, North Providence, Cumberland, West Warwick, Adamsville, Block Island, East Greenwich, Middletown, North Smithfield, Warren, and others.

If you require more information about GFRC to decide if it’s the right choice for your new construction or renovation project, Stromberg Architectural is here to help. Our site will tell you more about our products and services, and we are available by phone and email to answer your questions.
Rachel Curling

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