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Caeserstone Experience Center

Richmond Hill, GA, USA
Architect
Stephanie Goto

The Caesarstone Experience Center, designed by Stephanie Goto, is the client-facing portion of Caesarstone’s first US-based production facility. Strategically located in Richmond Hill, Georgia, near the Savannah port, the facility will produce quartz-polymer panels for kitchen countertops, bathroom vanities, and the like. Caesarstone panels are displayed in the Experience Center gallery and are also the ornamentation for the Center: the façade and ceiling are a patterned arrangement of angled Caesarstone panels.

Front collaborated with the architect on the design of the panel façade from concept design through installation. The panel facade consists of a skewed grid of pipes held 2 ft (0.6 m) proud of the building supporting ¾ inch (20 mm) thick Caesarstone panels. Front developed a minimal grid design and attachment system capable of addressing building movements, corrosion concerns, and the angular variation of the panels which gives the façade its distinctive and dynamic appearance.

Francis Dzikowski / Otto
Francis Dzikowski / Otto

The Caesarstone Experience Center, designed by Stephanie Goto, is the client-facing portion of Caesarstone’s first US-based production facility. Strategically located in Richmond Hill, Georgia, near the Savannah port, the facility will produce quartz-polymer panels for kitchen countertops, bathroom vanities, and the like. Caesarstone panels are displayed in the Experience Center gallery and are also the ornamentation for the Center: the façade and ceiling are a patterned arrangement of angled Caesarstone panels.

Front collaborated with the architect on the design of the panel façade from concept design through installation. The panel facade consists of a skewed grid of pipes held 2 ft (0.6 m) proud of the building supporting ¾ inch (20 mm) thick Caesarstone panels. Front developed a minimal grid design and attachment system capable of addressing building movements, corrosion concerns, and the angular variation of the panels which gives the façade its distinctive and dynamic appearance.

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