Post pandemic rooftop decks and raised terraces will be used by hospitality designers and architects to create safe and inviting environments for visitors.
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Sloped Surface Design uses HDG Grating Panels
This sloped surface design uses Buzon pedestals and HDG grating panels to smoothly transition the pedestrian plaza between the building entrance and the public sidewalk grade.
Better Design with Buzon Pedestals – Kimpton Sawyer Hotel
Buzon pedestals give designers more capability to design better spaces. The Kimpton Sawyer Boutique Hotel showcases all of these design capabilities.
Buzon Pedestals Case Studies
Four diverse Buzon pedestals case studies where HDG Building Materials supplied Buzon pedestals, decking materials, and take-off services.
Buzon Pedestals BIM Objects Published
HDG Building Materials is pleased to announce Buzon adjustable pedestals have been turned into BIM objects available on CADdetails.
Bluestone Porcelain Pavers
Traditional Pennsylvania Bluestone is now available as bluestone porcelain pavers. Choose from HDG Kaia Blue with cleft finish or HDG Penn Blue with flamed finish. Many sizes are available.
Hospital Design Features Outdoor Patios and Gardens
The Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital expansion included extensive gardens and outdoor spaces for healing. HDG Building Materials supplied Buzon pedestals and porcelain pavers.
Sloped Surfaces Design – Buzon Pedestals
Buzon pedestals are height-adjustable and slope-correcting. They can be used to create level surfaces and also intentionally sloped surfaces and ADA ramps.
Behind the Buzon Pedestals Logo
At HDG Building Materials we often get asked about the origin of the Buzon pedestals logo. Specifically, why the buffalo. This blog post explains it all, the old logo, the new logo, and inventor Claude Buzon in between it all.
Buzon BC Series Pedestals Support Rooftop Terrace
Buzon BC Series pedestals and concrete pavers in rooftop application with level surface, slope to drain design and services hidden below decking surface.
