Materials
Metal, naturally. Sustainable, naturally.
Riverside Group believes freedom in architectural design should only be limited by current technologies and materials. This is an evolving terrain. Using the highest quality materials, we tailor virtually any single skin, plate or composite material to your aesthetic objectives.
Interior detail at Chazen Museum of Art (includes clear lacquer), Madison, Wisconsin. Machado & Silvetti, Continuum Architects.
Patinated silicon bronze at Chazen Museum of Art: custom non-directional mechanical finish and pre-weathering. Madison, Wisconsin. Machado & Silvetti; Continuum Architects.
“Riverside Group was the perfect partner for the Chazen project. From the onset, we had a very particular idea of the color and finish for the museum’s first level façade. Riverside Group’s naturally pre-patinated silicone bronze brought a warmth and elegance to the project.”
– Stephanie Randazzo Dwyer, Principal Machado Silvetti
Materials
Our material choices range from aluminum composite to single skin stainless to titanium.
- Aluminum composite
- Aluminum sheet and plate
- Custom extruded profiles
- Specialty metal composite
- Single skin stainless, copper, bronze, brass, zinc, titanium and other specialty metals
- Phenolic (HPL) materials and cement composites
- Corian, Dekton (compact stone), wood
- Perforations
Van Buren US Land Point of Entry: 3mm aluminum in light, medium and dark black anodized. Van Buren, Maine. Julie Snow Architects.
Detail of Van Buren US Land Point of Entry anodized finishes.
Bronze colorized stainless steel with satin finish. One York Street, Toronto, &Co Architects.
Pre-patinated copper panels with copper-painted aluminum feature channels and white flat ACM cladding. Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, Phoenix, Arizona. Architect: Jacobs.
3mm and 6mm aluminum plate with graffiti resistant gray finish. TTC York University Station, Toronto. Architects: Foster + Partners; Adamson Associates Architects.
Custom extruded true curve aluminum bullnose, 3mm aluminum with custom perforation, twisted 3mm aluminum cladding with integrated snow retention angles. Graffiti Resistant Gray finish. TTC York University Station, Toronto. Architects: Foster + Partners; Adamson Associates Architects.
3 different shades of orange Duracron. Van Buren US Land Point of Entry, Van Buren, Maine. Julie Snow Architects.
Stainless steel with #8 mirror finish. Vaughan Metro Centre, Vaughan, Ontario. Diamond Schmitt Architects.
Powder coated 5mm aluminum. Radial oculus fascia with custom white powder coat finish. World Trade Center, New York. Architect: Santiago Calatrava; Downtown Design Partnership.
Custom curved Corian columns. 100 Queens Quay, Toronto. B+H Architects.
Corrugated cladding achieved with custom extrusions. Charcoal painted finish. 100 Queens Quay, Toronto. B+H Architects.
Wood veneer panels and black colorized stainless steel elevator door surrounds. 100 Queens Quay, Toronto. B+H Architects.
Grilles achieved with rectangular extruded tube and solid aluminum backer. Anodic bronze finish. 100 Queens Quay, Toronto. B+H Architects.
12mm Dekton Sterling with R4-500 system. Kalamazoo, Michigan, Catalyst Development. Architect: TowerPinkster.
4mm aluminum composite material with wood grain finish.
8mm Swisspearl fiber cement cladding with sapphire finish.
3mm perforated aluminum with painted anodic clear finish.
Custom hexagon perforation with silver finish.
Finishes
We provide a range of finishes, including:
- Kynar-coated, powder-coated and epoxy paint systems, wood grains, prints and anodized finishes for aluminum products
- Vapor deposition, anodized, custom patinas and mechanical finishes for specialty metals
Custom patina with clear matte lacquer. One York Street, Toronto. &Co Architects.
Custom patina with clear matte lacquer. One York Street, Toronto. &Co Architects.
Bronze powder coated custom aluminum grilles. One York Street, Toronto. &Co Architects.