We’re thrilled to welcome John Sullivan back to Synergi as Head of Operations! Read more about John’s journey and his exciting new role 👇 https://lnkd.in/edSTH4Tf
Synergi
Construction
Creating turnkey architectural stairs that breathe life into commercial spaces.
About us
Synergi is an award-winning, nationwide team of designers, fabricators, engineers, and installers of turnkey architectural stairs that breathe life into commercial spaces. We reinvented the specialty design and construction process by bringing together engineers, architects, pre-construction managers, in-house fabrication, and nationwide installation under one roof to provide a truly turnkey solution for our clients’ most challenging projects. Clients that utilize Synergi’s process to reduce risk, get it right the first time, and drive efficient use of construction spend include Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway, Warner Brothers, Whiting-Turner Construction, Structuretone, Gensler, DS+R, OMA, and HOK, among many others. 3 Key Benefits of Our Process: 1. Synergi's design approach and process enables prefabrication and modularization savings. 2. Turnkey accountability of entire monumental stair package (structure, treads, railings) drives efficient engineering, design, and construction methods. 3. Design-assist through construction integrated delivery approach guarantees consistent cost, quality, and delivery of high-risk engineered interconnecting and monumental stairs and railings. Our design-led team is best known for completing visually impactful, complex, and turnkey features with significant engineering challenges. Our areas of expertise include design, engineering, fabrication, and onsite installation. Market Segments: office / corporate higher education hospitality mall / retail culture / performing arts multi-family residential museums / monuments sports facilities / stadiums landscape / outdoors Geographic Reach: With three corporate offices across the United States, a nationwide site management team, and both union and open shop labor forces, Synergi’s work can be found in landmark properties throughout North America.
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External link for Synergi
- Industry
- Construction
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Washington DC-Baltimore Area
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1986
- Specialties
- Design Build Retrofit Railing Systems, Stainless and Glass Railing Systems, Glass Railing Systems, Monumental Stairs, Pre-Construction and Design Assist, Glass Feature Walls, Cable Rail, Elevator Door Jambs & Transoms, and Operable Backlit Glass Panels
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Updates
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Celebrating the Excellence in Construction Award for Amaris at The Wharf, where Synergi’s curved glass guardrails help define an iconic waterfront design. Synergi + Rafael Viñoly Architects + Donohoe Construction Company https://lnkd.in/etP7gdhF #glass #guardrail #award
Synergi Celebrates Excellence in Construction Award for Iconic Amaris at The Wharf | Synergi
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Your on-site update 🚨 #stair #installation #prefabrication
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Synergi reposted this
On the evening of May 11, 1970, a multiple-vortex tornado struck the town of Lubbock, in West Texas. With wind speeds of up to 470 kilometers per hour, the storm quickly devastated the city, killing twenty-six people, injuring more than fifteen hundred, and damaging more than nine thousand structures. On our first visit to the site for the Buddy Holly Hall Performing Arts and Sciences, an empty lot that had borne the brunt of the tornado’s destructive force, the evidence of this disaster’s impact on the community was still palpable some forty-five years later. But the tornado was not the only memory that haunted Lubbock. In 1959 pioneering singer-songwriter Buddy Holly, the city’s most famous homegrown artist, had his life cut short at the height of his fame when he died in a plane crash at age twenty-two while on tour. We designed the public spaces of Buddy Holly Hall with a nod to the powerful impact of these events on the city. We created a seventeen-meter-tall staircase that also serves as a space for theatergoers to gather and socialize. The design of this social stair began as a conventional spiral. But it soon evolved to change in radius as it ascends to allow more overlook and visual connection. As the twisting form developed, its associations with the 1970 tornado became apparent. Expanding as it rises from the ground floor to fill the west side of the lobby, the staircase almost touches the exterior walls before narrowing again at the upper floors. The coiling cantilever of the Tornado Staircase acknowledges the twister as a fact of West Texas life and embodies the lithe energy of the hall’s namesake. Learn more about the Buddy Holly Hall of Performing Arts and Sciences: https://lnkd.in/eJsDmWM9 The Tornado Staircase is featured in Diamond Schmitt’s new book SET PIECES: Architecture for the Performing Arts in Fifteen Fragments which offers visual explorations of the firm’s designs for some of the world’s most remarkable performing arts venues. Published by Birkhäuser. #diamondschmitt #setpieces #performingarts #architecture #buddyhollyhall #architectureanddesign About Set Pieces: https://lnkd.in/e9njxThS
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Proud to say, 'I built that.' #CareersInConstructionMonth
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Behind Walmart’s new Home Office is a smarter way to build. Follow the link in the comments to discover how Synergi’s prefabricated #stairs brought efficiency and design together to create a seamless, interconnected campus.👇 Synergi + Gensler + Structure Tone #prefabrication #designassist
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Behind Walmart’s new Home Office is a smarter way to build. Discover how Synergi’s prefabricated #stairs brought efficiency and design together to create a seamless, interconnected campus.👇 https://lnkd.in/eNK6eFPr Synergi + Gensler + Structure Tone #prefabrication #designassist
Synergi and Walmart: Scaling Efficiency with Prefabricated Stairs | Synergi
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Always take the stairs on #WorldArchitectureDay.
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