The kitchen backsplashes are Daltile 1/2 inch by 1/2 inch tumbled stone with water jet cut medallions.

Caesar 12 inch by 24 inch porcelain tile wainscoting is used throughout in the operations corridor.

Wainscot chair rails of Daltile travertine occur along the operations corridor walls.

Detail of Daltile’s Sienna Travertine design that frames featured panels of tile.

Crossville polished porcelain tile, 14 inch by 24 inch, was used for most restroom walls, and Crossfield 14 inch by 14 inch unpolished tile with accent dots was used for toilet floors.

Locker room toilets and shower walls are Crossville Corsican Crème polished 14 inch by 24 inch tile with Laurel Green sandblasted border and accents. Floors are Crossville unpolished porcelain, 14 inch by 14 inch.

Locker Room Showers

Detail from Locker Room Showers

This design in the men’s toilet is water jet cut from Crossville porcelain tile and Rojo Alicante polished marble tile. Installation and water jet cutting by David Allen Company craftsmen.

Some of the offices are tiled with 18 inch by 18 inch Imola polished porcelain. They also feature water jet cut designs made from 18 inch by 18 inch Imola polished porcelain tiles.

Project managers’ offices are tiled with 18 inch by 18 inch Portobello Galleria d’Arte. Field color is Galilen Crema. Company artist Vickie Wilson, designed the insets using four accent colors which were water jet cut and installed by David Allen Company craftsmen.

The ladies’ restroom features Crossville polished Corsican Crème porcelain, 14 inch by 24 inch. Border and 6 inch by 6 inch inserts are sandblasted Laurel Green. The center design is cut from Rainforest and Rojo Alicante marble tiles. The walls are 14 inch by 14 inch Crossville polished porcelain.

The entrance fountain, designed by Chris Garris of Cannon Architects, is tiled with frost proof swimming pool tile manufactured in China. Staff artist Vickie Wilson designed the border pattern in the granite floor. It is Dakota Mahogany granite tile, 24 inch by 24 inch. The design was sandblasted into the granite tiles and installed by David Allen Company craftsmen.

Entrance Fountain

David Allen Company Headquarters viewed from the Northwest
Sir Walter Raleigh Award

The building sign for the new corporate headquarters reflects the level of stone craftsmanship employed in the building itself, a polished granite fascia in a hand-carved Indiana Limestone surround. The material was worked by Franklin Bault, Master Stone Craftsman, Ionic Cut Stone, Spencer Indiana.