In the rocky outskirts of Denver, Colorado sits one of the most well-known concert halls in the country: the Red Rocks Amphitheatre. With balanced acoustics and rich geological history, Red Rocks Amphitheatre continues to be a space with the perfect harmony of nature and music. Going back to 250,000,000 – 65,000,000 B.C., the now
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Originally built in 1882 by James Colman, Pier 52 or Colman Dock has been a vital resource along Seattle’s Puget Sound, transporting goods and travelers for centuries. Standing the test of time, the newly constructed ferry terminal breathes new life into imperative infrastructure to elevate the ferry experience. Completed in 2023, the Seattle Ferry Terminal
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As Washington D.C. sits alongside the historic Potomac River, with it comes many landmark bridges and more recently, an update to a bridge with a rich legacy. The Frederick Douglass Bridge was recently renovated after 70 years of public use and rededicated to Douglass. Formerly known as the South Capitol Street Bridge, the 1965 renaming
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The Milwaukee Symphony has been a staple of the arts in downtown Milwaukee for decades. Formed in 1959, the symphony symbolically showed Milwaukee’s strides in entering a new decade and becoming a city of arts and entertainment. The symphony in Milwaukee has a rich history of world travel and notoriety, first directed and conducted
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KLIK USA is proud to call Milwaukee home. Over the past decade, a significant revitalization has made tremendous progress at making this a truly unique place to call home. Miles of pedestrian accommodations; vast improvements in quality and diversity of housing units; a vibrant social scene and continued infrastructure investment have all led to a
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The John Lewis Memorial Bridge opened on October 2nd, 2021, in Northgate, Seattle, providing ease of travel times and access to transit, businesses, parks, and medical services. The bridge spans 1,900 feet over the I-5 interstate and connects North Seattle College and an existing transit center on either side, with the addition of the newest
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An icon in Southern California, the Hotel Del Coronado was historical in its contributions to the San Diego area and even considered a “technological marvel” for it’s time. “The Del,” as it has come to be known, debuted in 1888, with features uncommon for a hotel such as plumbing, furnaces, and electrical lighting through the whole building. The
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A few of the main questions we often see in our industry are what is handrail and what KLIK product works for handrail, what are the differences between handrail and guardrail, and what KLIK product works for guardrail. Today we are here to guide you to an incredible tool in helping understand the difference between
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As November invites the start of a season of cold for many, the month similarly reminds one of warm homes, fireplaces, Thanksgiving and family gatherings. While the current pandemic has brought families together or created new avenues by which to gather, we remember fondly being together with family members, the memories shared and the places
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A National Historic Landmark, the Darwin Martin House was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in the years 1903 to 1905. Of his many completed structures, the house was the most highly developed design of all of Frank Lloyd Wright’s “Prairie Houses” on the east coast of the U.S. Defined by Wright, prairie houses are “married
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