This project is one of several that defined Rand Elliott Architects’ early work in the 1990s. Widely celebrated, it was a boldly original – and literal — take on the client’s line of business — Tilt-up construction.  The reating, in effect, an architectural celebration of the client’s construction process. The inventiveness and resourcefulness seen in the raw materials and techniques add impact and demonstrate the concept’s ingenious, low-cost result.

Its striking elegance led the noted architecture critic, David Dillon, to choose the McNitt project on the cover of the monograph he wrote on Rand Elliott’s early architecture.