Vellum Industrial Media : Industrial Photography, Industrial Video, Industrial Design » Corporate Work http://www.vellummedia.com/blog Wed, 01 Sep 2010 17:37:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 en hourly 1 New Work – The Schebler Company http://www.vellummedia.com/blog/?p=43 http://www.vellummedia.com/blog/?p=43#comments Thu, 13 Nov 2008 19:44:00 +0000 admin http://vellumindustrialphotography.com/blog/?p=43 Vellum Industrial Media recently completed an industrial photography project in Chicago for the Schebler Company.

Founded in 1895, the Schebler Company today operates a 157,200-sq. ft. facility in Bettendorf, IA., and employees over 160 highly skilled employees.

Schebler operates four distinct divisions: Chimney Systems, Food Equipment, Specialty Fabrication and residential/commercial Heating and Cooling Solutions.  Schebler’s products can be found in Yankee Stadium, Rockefeller Center and Trump Tower/Chicago; at Caesar’s Palace, Harvard University, St. Jude’s Hospital and Disney World; inside Brach’s Confections and McKee Foods Corporation; and in countless fabrications for companies like John Deere and many others.

Vellum was hired to a series of industrial photography of many of Scheblers chimney systems installed in the downtown Chicago area, including the Trump Tower.  A small excerpt of that work is below.

Vellum Media - The Schebler Company




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