The Patène Teres system utilizes Bomanite Chemical Stains and Bomanite Concrete Dyes to color fully cured concrete as part of the polishing process. The primary benefit of Bomanite Patène Teres is the ability to add topical color to the concrete in a wide range of colors and looks. The use of skilled saw cutting techniques to achieve patterns or designs in conjunction with the Patène Teres process can transform concrete into art.
The Epic in downtown Dallas is an 8-acre mixed-use development located in the Deep Ellum district, a vibrant part of the city that has experienced a revitalization in the past few years. With the incorporation of The Epic Development, contemporary office spaces, full service branded hospitality, residential spaces, and retail spaces have been incorporated into … Read more
There are few events in history that can create a rift in the space-time continuum of a community, a veritable paradigm shift that causes ripple effects worldwide. The death of George Floyd in May of 2020, and subsequent protests and riots, in Minneapolis is just such an event. Floyd’s death occurred less than a mile … Read more
Hope Fellowship is a 3-campus Bible Church located in Frisco (East campus and West campus) and in McKinney, Texas. Completed late 2018, the newest of the 3 campuses is Frisco East. Texas Bomanite was brought in by Mycon General Contractors for several architectural concrete applications. The finishes included 31,890 square feet of Class B exposure with … Read more
During a funeral of childhood friend Capt. Blake Russell, who had been killed in Iraq in 2006, professional artist Phil Taylor was inspired by stories told of Blake’s patriotism and courage. Phil knew that he wanted to contribute to the Russell family’s healing process, so he painted a portrait of his childhood friend for them. … Read more