The masonry on this project consisted of CMU walls located under the tower and a natural stone veneer around the base. The stone used was a special flagstone quarried locally. The pieces had to be hand cut in the field to achive the look the owner/architect wanted; to match existing structures in the area. The mortar used was buff colored to match the stone, and copper flashing to mitigate water intrusion.
Architect: Fujikawa Johnson Gobel Architects
Owner: City of Naperville
Materials: Concrete masonry units, locally quarried field stone, colored mortar
