Parkview Medical Center
Parkview Regional Medical Center (PRMC) was looking for water features, seating, and beautiful concrete work; that’s where 3E and WWG stepped in to help. 3E and WWG were able to create a pondless water feature inside of PRMC, complete with artificial plants, and concrete seating. These beautiful features create a certain ambiance to the area, and the constant sound of a waterfall can’t be matched. 3E and WWG moved to the exterior of the building for Phase II. Phase II included Missouri Weathered Limestone Bubbling Boulders, and poured, decorative raised fountain walls for additional seating. Take a walk through the decorative stone epoxy walkway, where bronze statues and accent boulders were added for a completely sophisticated look.
Featuring:
- Interior Pondless Water Feature with Artificial Plantings and Concrete Seating Wall
- Missouri Weathered Limestone Bubbling Boulders
- Poured Decorative Raised Fountain Walls
- Decorative Concrete Walkway and Poured Seating Walls
- Bronze Statuary and Accent Boulders
- Decorative Stone Epoxy
Mirro Center for Research and Innovation
The Mirro Center is a new beautiful building with many amenities, except it was missing an outdoor space. There are many conferences, events and meetings that happen at the center and the unfinished looking patio didn’t promote much outdoor conversations.
3E&WWG was brought in to help upgrade this space. They added a 3500 square foot stone epoxy patio with a custom design made out of Apache stone and Flint stone. This size of a patio took 17,000 pounds of stone, 125 gallons of epoxy and about 1100 linear feet of trim.
If the patio wasn’t enough of a focal point, 3E&WWG added a water feature that has 3 waterfalls that lead into a 50 foot long stream that ends in a pondless waterfall system. They brought in 25 tons of Missouri limestone to create the one of a kind water feature. At the end of the stream there are several bubbling fountains, these are a custom design and were added to give the collection area a bit more of a spark. All of this waterfall is well light for after hours enjoyment as well.
Parkview Cancer Center
The Giving Tree sculpture was created with different color leaves to represent the different color ribbons for cancer awareness. Beneath the tree is a 4 way waterfall that provides a relaxing feel to the area. A path surrounds the tree and water feature, along with a beautiful inlay ribbon of the words “Prayer”, “Family”, and “Healing”.