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Gordon Taylor Shelters

Projects of Distinction

“city.block.stop” Bus Shelter

www.winnipegarts.ca/index.php?/wac/artwork-article/2933/
www.winnipegfreepress.com/breakingnews/Bus-stop-as-art-unveiled-today-95417649.html

Artist: David Perrett
Ellice and Balmoral 

Winnipeg Arts Council Public Art Program.

GTShelters and Modern Renaissance Builders Inc. worked closely with David Perrett to create this unique artistic piece. Challenges included setting a 16,000 Limestone block into a 3” hole in 32’ pile.

Restoration of 1920’s Railcars

www.theforks.com/uploads/ck/files/Publications/RailCarRestoration.pdf

GTShelters was asked to be the lead on this project. It required much research and attention to historic restoration. Many layers of paint were removed before beautiful Honduran Mahogany with chain-link marquetry came to life. There were many challenges to this project which included cutting thousands of tiles to represent the original flooring in specific areas, recreating original windows and doors, asbestos removal, hiding electrical switches and outlets and air-conditioning equipment, stripping paint from brass racks and creating a wow-inspiring environment for retail businesses. A successfully completed and highly recognized project.