W. L. Hall Company Barrisol Four Seasons Hotel (Minneapolis, MN) Project Spotlight

W. L. Hall Company Barrisol Four Seasons Hotel (Minneapolis, MN) Project Spotlight, Special ceiling system, Mirrors ceiling,
 The Four Seasons Hotel in Minneapolis is the city's only five-star hotel and is dedicated to celebrating Minneapolis’ rich heritage and culture. The design of the building is inspired by the architectural legacy of Minneapolis and the varied landscape that surrounds it.

W. L. Hall Company was approached by Smallwood, Reynolds, Stewart, Stewart & Associates (Architect | Atlanta, GA), McGough Construction (Contractor | St. Paul, MN) and the Four Seasons Hotel to create an exceptional ambience for the Four Seasons Hotel entrance lobby. Brambier’s by Ver-Tex & Smart Lighting Solutions (Atlanta, GA) were of the design team that collaborated with Smallwood Reynolds.
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We determined that the Barrisol Lumiere Copper Moire Mirror® ceiling would bring a spectacular ambience. The Barrisol Mirror® combines the reflective power of a mirror and the technical characteristics of stretched Barrisol® ceilings to create a perfect illusion and "extend" the interior, giving the impression of space and elegance for the Four Seasons Hotel entrance lobby.

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Smallwood, Reynolds, Stewart, Stewart & Associates, McGough, and the Four Seasons Hotel were pleased with W. L. Hall Company's design possibilities and communication to discuss timelines and budgets. In addition, they are delighted with their new dazzling new entrance lobby.

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