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Livingston County Justice Center – Smithland (KY)

The slideshow above features the Livingston Co. Justice Center in Smithland, Kentucky. Architect: JRA Architects, Louisville, KY General Contractor: BH Green and Son, Paducah, KY Mason Contractor: Allied Masonry, Murray, KY Field Brick: Sioux City Brick – Granite Red Velour Accent Brick: Glen-Gery Brick – Oyster Grey Smooth Supplier: Lee Brick and Block – Hopkinsville

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New Office for Atmos Energy in Owensboro

The new office building for Atmos Energy in Owensboro was built by Envision Contractors and Boarman Bros. Masonry was the mason contractor. The brick used was St. Simons Rose, by Pine Hall Brick, which was laid with B-13 mortar from Brixment. The Timber colored splitface concrete blocks were also laid with Brixment’s B-13. All of [...]

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Audubon Area Community Services Office

The slideshow above features pictures of the new Audubon Area Community Services office in Owensboro (KY), which was designed by RBS Design Group of Owensboro (KY) Deig Bros. Construction, of Evansville (IN), was the General Contractor and Veeck Masonry, Inc., of Mount Vernon (IN), was the mason contractor. The brick used was Hertford, manufactured by [...]

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Edmonton State Bank in Bowling Green

The Bowling Green (KY) Branch of Edmonton State Bank recently opened and the local Lee Brick and Block location was chosen to supply the masonry materials.Habersham, a brick manufactured by Pine Hall Brick, was selected for the veneer and was complimented by the addition of Rockford Estate Blend, a natural limestone quarried by Indiana Limestone [...]

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Kentucky Home Bank – Bardstown

The citizens of Bardstown (KY) have a gorgeous and fairly new bank, built by BCD Construction, also of Bardstown. The local Lee Brick and Block office supplied the masonry materials, including these Lawrenceville Brick Abingdon’s, which were laid using Brixment M-10 mortar. As you can see in this close up view, Abingdon’s offer a tremendous [...]

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Monticello Banking Co. – Bowling Green, KY

The brand new location of Monticello Banking Co., in Bowling Green (KY), recently completed their building project and Lee Brick and Block’s local office was honored to be chosen to supply the masonry materials. The project architect, Dave Gottfried and the general contractor, Stewart-Richey Construction Co. are both from Bowling Green, as is the mason [...]

Columbus Charleston On Award Winning Home In Louisville

The home in the photo above, constructed by Lancaster Built Homes, was awarded the prestigious ” Best Home Design Masonry – Best Use of Masonry Materials on Exterior “ at HOMEARAMA 2007. That award was sponsored by Kentuckiana Masonry Institute, also headquartered in Louisville (KY). It was the 40th rendition of HOMEARAMA in the Metro [...]

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Carolina Ceramics Valencia On Award Winning Home In Louisville

The home pictured above was built by Carl Baker, Sterling Development Group, of Louisville (KY) for Homearama 2007, which was held July 14-29, 2007 at Beech Spring Farm, a Canfield Development. This was the 40th Homearama produced by the Home Builders Association of Louisville. Sponsored by LG&E and Insight, Homearama 2007 showcased 10 homes built [...]

Princeton by Henry Brick

The Bluegrass Family Dentistry building in Bardstown (KY) is a shining example of Princeton by the Henry Brick Co. This building, which was constructed by Joe Hutchins Builders, also of Bardstown, looks as good up close as it does from Manor Avenue, when you drive by. These brick and the natural gray Brixment look really [...]

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Boren Red Wirecut Brick With Brixment B-500 Mortar

If you’ve ever come to the junction of Route 31 and Highway 245 in Bardstown (KY), you’ve seen this great looking strip center that includes the China Star Buffet and Grill. Built by Robert Mattingly and Sons, Inc., of Louisville, this project used a Boren Red Wirecut brick as the exterior veneer and included Brixment’s [...]