Kenco’s Multilift and custom panel clamp system are being used to assist with the extensive 19.3 mil expansion of Central High School’s performing arts building in Omaha, Nebraska.
Stones are designed to resemble those of the original building which helps maintain its historic roots. Each stone is custom cut using large scale CNC machines. This process is tedious and entails custom cutting nearly 3000 pieces of limestone. Kenco is right alongside helping to move these stones into place.
KETV was first to feature this unique project in this news story “Hammer by Hammer and Stone by Stone”.
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/in Featured Project, Press Releases & NewsKenco’s Multilift and custom panel clamp system are being used to assist with the extensive 19.3 mil expansion of Central High School’s performing arts building in Omaha, Nebraska.
Stones are designed to resemble those of the original building which helps maintain its historic roots. Each stone is custom cut using large scale CNC machines. This process is tedious and entails custom cutting nearly 3000 pieces of limestone. Kenco is right alongside helping to move these stones into place.
KETV was first to feature this unique project in this news story “Hammer by Hammer and Stone by Stone”.