The Gage Corporation

Cladding

Mid-West

USA

Commercial, Institutional

The Gage Corporation has been a leader in the development, design, and manufacture of specialty decorative metal architectural products since 1988. GageCeilings, GageMetal™, GageCarve™, and GageWoven™ are recognized internationally by the Architecture and Design community. Gage Architectural Products are specified extensively for the hospitality, retail, healthcare, corporate, and educational sectors.
Gage decorative metal products are suitable for almost unlimited vertical and horizontal applications including walls, elevator doors and interior wall panels, ceilings, columns, feature walls, furniture accents, desk inserts, and more. Most Gage products are manufactured in the United States of America.

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Environmental Statement

The Gage Corporation International is dedicated to continual environmental improvement. Gage, through its primary manufacturer, initially established a Cooperative Environmental Agreement in 2002 with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources; this agreement has been extended through 2012 and is currently undergoing the Green Tier application process. Additionally, our primary manufacturing facility has earned ISO 14001 certification. As a member of the US Green Building Council (USGBC) Gage promotes conservation, recycling and efficient use of energy. The majority of our metal products contain a significant amount of recycled material creating an end product that is both recycled and recyclable. Gage is committed to a greener planet and has been since 1988.

The Origin of GageCarve

The Museum of Islamic art was designed by renowned architect I.M. Pei, and built on its own island in Doha Bay in the Arabian Gulf. The museum is the result of an Islamic architectural journey of discovery by Pei, at the age of 92. His final inspiration was from a 13th century mosque in Cairo, Egypt which offered an almost Cubist expression of geometric progression and evoked an abstract vision of the key design elements of Islamic architecture. The galleries, encircling a five story domed atrium, showcase a collection of international masterpieces from Spain to India that spans more than 1,300 years. The romantic cultural icon for Doha, Qatar opened its doors in December of 2008 to guests passing through a long row of palm trees flanking reflecting pools.