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SKYPAC, Bowling Green, KY

03.02.12 -

Here is the finished look of the beautifully designed Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center in Bowling Green, KY. These photos are used with permission. © Kelly Lee Flora

Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center, Bowling Green, KY

11.29.11 -

Here is an innovative use of our stamped tin panels at the Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center in Bowling Green, KY designed by the brilliant team at Holzman Moss Bottino Architects lead by our friend Steve Benesh.

Bob Miller’s upstairs landing ceiling

10.10.11 -

Here are a couple of pictures of a beautifully installed and painted upstairs hall landing ceiling done by our friend Bob Miller.

1898 The W.F. Norman story

09.26.11 -

1898 The W.F. Norman story 20 minute video – click on the link to the left

Gorgeous Copper Hip Tiles

06.29.11 -

Our copper Ornamental Ridge Tiles look like a million dollars on this 8-sided slate roof. Our copper Ornamental Ridge Tiles look like a million dollars on this 8-sided slate roof.

Copper Roof

05.04.11 -

Here is a beautiful copper roof on an Information Booth in Eureka Springs, Arkansas.

Spotlight on W.F. Norman Corp.

12.07.10 -

The Missouri Department of Economic Development wrote their Missouri Business Spotlight on W.F. Norman this week. Visit this link to the article: Quality, longevity speaks volumes of W.F. Norman Corporation’s success.

Company Wide Food Drive

10.25.10 -

Our company wide food drive

W.F. Norman took on a company wide food drive this fall with a goal of collecting 650 items for the local food pantry.

St. Adalbert’s Church Copper Dome

10.19.10 -

This gorgeous copper dome and cupola were beautifully fabricated by Brian Black and the talented crew at Grand River Builders using Spanish-style shingle panels, column capitals and column trim rings custom made by the W.F. Norman Corp. for this restoration of St. Adalbert’s Church.

RSA Headquarters Montgomery, AL

09.16.10 -

The photo of this gorgeous lobby was provided to us by our good friend John R. Gandy, AIA of PH&J Architects. Tin ceiling coffers by W.F. Norman. You can click on this photo to get a closer look.


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