TURNSTONE CONSTRUCTION INC.
Commercial
Native design salmon carved in a clay bank rendered concrete retaining wall.
A fifteen foot, granite formation retaining wall enclosing a slide that is accessed on the other side of the goat, which is also sculpted concrete.
Native design salmon carved in a clay bank rendered concrete retaining wall.
RETAINING WALLS
Turnstone creates its retaining walls with realistic and creative elements. The job is twofold; first, to construct a wall with structural integrity per the engineered specifications and second, to camouflage that raw fortification in an aesthetically pleasing, natural look. For roadside and commercial walls, Turnstone generally teams with structural shotcrete and geo-technical contractors.
Fifteen by forty foot water wall. Impressive,....most impressive
An Italianesque water feature in front of a concrete carved entry arch depicting the classic Italian style
Fifteen by forty foot water wall. Impressive,....most impressive
URBAN WATER FEATURES
Turnstone designs and builds a wide range of water features using concrete, steel and natural stone for an array of clients. Projects include large waterfalls dropping into pools, hot spas that appear carved into rock outcroppings, spray features for children to cavort in and water systems that sustain life and provide behavioral enrichment in zoo and aquarium exhibits. We design with water conservation and power efficiency goals in mind.
Samudra loves her new home that won the Daily Journal of Commerce "Project of the Year".
These sculpted otters are hanging out in the play stream while digesting salmon.
Samudra loves her new home that won the Daily Journal of Commerce "Project of the Year".
ZOOS AND AQUARIUMS
Zoos and aquariums require very high levels of realism while incorporating the needs and safety requirements for the animals and the animal management staff. As an example, when building the Humbolt Penguin Exhibit a the Woodland Park Zoo, Interpretive Exhibit Specialist R. Scott Vance visited Punta San Juan, Peru, and returned with hundreds of reference photos and rich cultural and geological knowledge. Turnstone helped evolve that raw data into a physical manifestation of this desert penguin species' home at the Woodland Park Zoo, and won the 2009 American Zoological Association award for best exhibit.