Case Studies

Forms+Surfaces is proud to have beautified the world's largest passenger elevator interior, which is installed at Jio World Centre, BKC, Mumbai, India.

Completed in 2019, Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY) serves 16 airlines with three concourses and 35 gates. Replacing a 60-year-old facility, the $1 billion reconstruction project accommodates the rapidly growing airport and elevates the arrival and departure experience.

The $30 million Grand Rapids Downtown Market is helping to reshape the urban fabric of a Michigan city after years of blight took its toll on a once vibrant neighborhood.

In one of the largest construction projects in San Antonio history, University Health System’s (UHS) Capital Improvement Program committed over $778M for the development of a new Sky Tower at University Hospital. Designed by architectural firm Perkins+Will, with local partner RVK Architects, the new ten-story tower is a state-of-the-art Level I trauma center with 35 surgical suites, 66 emergency room treatment/trauma areas, and 420 new patient rooms. The construction of the 1 million sq. ft. renovation was led by Zachry, Vaughn, & Layton (ZVL) and sets the standard for the future of health care in San Antonio.

The Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, CA, is a legendary amphitheater known for its distinctive concentric arched shell set against the backdrop of the Hollywood Hills and the iconic Hollywood sign.  Primarily used for musical performances and concerts, its name refers to the fact that it sits within a concave “bowl” carved into the hillside. Built in the early 1920s, the Hollywood Bowl is the largest natural outdoor amphitheater in the United States and is a state-of-the-art showplace for the world’s hottest musicians.

Duluth International Airport’s new $78 million passenger terminal is a 101,000 sq. ft., LEED Silver certified facility with a unique design vision that reflects the natural beauty of Northern Minnesota. Learn about how Forms+Surfaces products were used to help to fulfill the project’s design vision and create a regionally appropriate space that is also warm and inviting.

Find out how a collaborative effort between two hospitals, HDR Architecture, Inc., Kurt Johnson Photography, and Forms+Surfaces resulted in a warm, nurturing space for women with high-risk pregnancies and babies in need of special care.

See how Forms+Surfaces LEVELe Wall System, ViviSpectra Spectrum architectural glass, and some of our other products came together to help create a branded, beautiful and collaborative new space for The Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Research Building III.

The large scale installation of Forms+Surfaces LEVELe Wall System at the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is part of a $1.58 million project introducing an automated train to its facility. Read about the challenges the Airport faced, and why our LEVELe Wall System was the perfect solution.

Read this feel-good case study about how a community came together to transform an abandoned rail corridor into a green urban oasis at the Historic Fourth Ward Park. And find out why Forms+Surfaces Bike Garden Bike Racks were the perfect fit for this unique project.

Find out how Forms+Surfaces' custom Eco-Etch Stainless Steel helped bring Gensler's design vision to life on the stunning pedestrian skybridge at the new Houston Ballet Center for Dance.

Learn how ViviStone architectural glass helped ForrestPerkins and the InterContinental Dallas overcome the physical limitations of stone, solved their design challenges, and yielded dramatic results.