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
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 the masonry supplies were provided by our Owensboro location, which is located at 1530 Ragu Dr.
If you’d like to use a colored mortar or St. Simons Rose by Pine Hall Brick, stop by the nearest location of Lee Brick and Block today and let one of our sales associates help you find just the right combination of stone, brick and mortar for your next building project.
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 the Triangle Brick Co. and was supplied by the Owensboro (KY) location of Lee Brick and Block.
The mortar used was natural gray Brixment.
If you’d like to see a sample of Hertford’s before your next building project, please contact the nearest location of Lee Brick and Block. One of our sales associates will be glad to assist you with your brick and mortar selections.
The Williamson Blend and Jackson MAXBRIC units on this ACE Hardware store in Hebron (KY) were supplied by the Louisville (KY) location to Jacob Masonry, of Harrison, Ohio.
If you find yourself with some time to spare and happen to be in Bowling Green, head over to the RiverWalk at Mitch McConnell Park on Riverview Drive.
The stone walls you’ll see happen to be covered with our own Mountain Stone Stackstone Limestone and Windsor Gray Apex Caps.
Scott, Murphy & Daniel served as the General Contractor for the project and Norman Simon Masonry installed the stone.
The local Lee Brick and Block location supplied the Mountain Stone, the wall cap and the mortar for this project and one of our sales associates will be glad to help you select the stone veneer for your next project, so stop by one of our Kentucky locations today.
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 Company.
The architect, BA+ Architecture Associates, also of Bowling Green, used a maroon mortar with the brick and used Old Colonial, from Brixment, as the mortar for the limestone.
This close up shows just how well the mortar selected compliments the brick veneer and gives you a good idea of just how much color and texture you can expect if you use Habersham as the veneer brick on your next project.
The photo above shows just how well the brick and limestone work together to make a beautiful exterior that’s virtually maintenance free, will endure despite being exposed to the elements and will stand the test of time.The photo below is a closeup of the Rockford Estate Blend limestone building veneer and like all the photos used here, you can click on them to enlarge them for a better view.
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 amount of texture, color and character.
Stop by the nearest location of Lee Brick and Block today and let one of our sales associates assist you in finding the perfect brick for your next building project.
The Keystone Cinemas in Bardstown recently opened and are a great example of the versatility of splitfaced concrete masonry units.
Buzick Construction, also of Bardstown, used these architectural masonry units, manufactured by Lee Brick and Block’s Bardstown location, to construct a beautiful, low maintenance facility that will stand the test of time.
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The units were stained to achieve the desired colors and were manufactured with an integral water repellent.
Vertically scored split-faced units, as well as traditional split-faced units were used to create this functional and eye-pleasing design.
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Split-faced concrete masonry units make for a strong, functional and asthetically pleasing building project and we invite you to drop by one of our Kentucky showrooms to discover for yourself how versatile and economical a project built with architectural concrete masonry units from Lee Brick and Block can be.
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Here’s a few photos that we hope will give you some ideas for your next hardscape project.
This Crittenden County homeowner used A LOT of Pavestone’s Earth Blend pavers to enhance their driveway.
The Owensboro location of Lee Brick and Block supplied these pavers, along with some Ozark Handcraft Mountain Stone.
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This project used the Giant Rectangles, Rectangles and Squares to randomize the pattern.
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The segue between the asphalt and concrete paver is virtually seamless, as is the segue between the pavers and the yard, which shows the versatility of concrete pavers.
The next time you’re thinking about a hardscape or landscape project, stop by one of the Kentucky locations of Lee Brick and Block and let one of our sales associates help you pick the right color, the right style and the perfect product.
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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 by builder members of the HBAL, each beautifully decorated and landscaped.
Beech Spring Farm’s beautiful, natural setting, it’s convenient location and great weather conditions, brought over 38,000 visitors to this years event.
This gorgeous home won the masonry award sponsored by the Kentuckiana Masonry Institute for “Quality & Appropriate Use of Masonry”. The mason contractor was Professional Masonry.
The driveway of this award winner also displayed Paverlock’s new ColdStream pavers with a Fleur de Lis, the symbol adopted by Louisville Metro, designed into the work, seen below.
You can click on any of the photo’s to enlarge them for a better view.
The Valencia brick by Carolina Ceramics, seen in this closeup below, the ColdStream pavers and the rest of the masonry materials were supplied by the Louisville location of Lee Brick and Block.
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If you’d like to find the address or other information about our Louisville location, please click HERE and you’ll find a list of all of our locations in Kentucky.
Stop by the nearest location of Lee Brick and Block today and let one of our sales associates help you find just the right brick for your next award winning home building project.