
Project Overview
At Ramos Industries, we are proud to showcase our recent project at Wilshire Courtyard, Suite 550, where we completed a significant tenant improvement for APM Music, a Sony Music Publishing Company, contracted by Onni Group. Our team focused on creating a modern and functional workspace that enhances both aesthetics and efficiency.
Scope of Work
- Interior office partitions: Installed top and bottom U channels in a sleek dark bronze anodized finish to provide a professional look and feel.
- Glass openings: 29 Glass Openings: A mix of: 1/2" Clear Tempered Glass, 5/8" Clear Tempered Laminated Glass, Mitered corners for a flawless, seamless finish that enhances the design's clean lines.
- Glass doors: Prepped with 1/2" Clear Tempered Glass and fitted with hydraulic patch fittings from FHC for smooth operation and durability.
Services Provided
- Interior office partition installation
- Frameless glass door installation
- Tenant improvement glazing package
Project Details
- Location
- Los Angeles, CA
- Service Type
- Tenant Improvement
- Client
- Onni Group
- Materials & Hardware
- Glass types: 1/2" Clear Tempered Glass, 5/8" Clear Tempered Laminated GlassHardware: FHC hydraulic patch fittingsFraming: Dark bronze anodized U channelsGlass supplier: Glasswerks LA
Project Photos
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