PowerLift Architectural Door at the University of Louisville
PowerLift hydraulic doors are designed to provide more than just access to a building. They can also become an important part of the overall architectural design. This 19′ x 12′ PowerLift architectural door at the University of Louisville in Louisville, Kentucky, is a great example of combining modern appearance with reliable functionality.
The door features glass panels that complement the surrounding glass façade, allowing it to blend naturally into the building when closed. The clean lines and modern finish help maintain the contemporary appearance of the facility while providing the strength and performance expected from a PowerLift hydraulic door.
When opened, the door raises outward to provide a wide, full-clear opening without sacrificing usable space inside the building. The raised door also creates additional covered space beneath it, making the opening functional for a variety of uses while adding another unique architectural element to the building.
Every PowerLift door is custom designed for its specific opening and application. This gives architects, contractors, and building owners the flexibility to incorporate materials such as glass and other custom exterior finishes while still receiving the durability, dependable operation, and functionality of a hydraulic door system.
This University of Louisville project demonstrates how a PowerLift door can be incorporated into a modern commercial or institutional building without taking away from the original architectural vision.
This impressive project was completed by PowerLift Tri-State Doors. Contact PowerLift Tri-State Doors to learn more about custom PowerLift architectural doors and how they can be incorporated into your next project.
