Explore the appeal of custom masonry monuments.
Custom masonry monuments are more than just decorative additions to commercial properties. Monuments are powerful visual statements that combine durability, artistry, and significance. These installations can enhance a site’s identity, communicate its values, and stand the test of time. Whether used to honor individuals, celebrate achievements, or define a brand, masonry monuments create a lasting impression.
One standout example of the power of custom masonry monument work is the Wall of Honor at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore City, a project proudly completed by DelPrete Masonry.
Creating a Legacy in Brick and Stone
Monuments constructed from masonry materials like brick, precast stone, and granite are built to endure. Their timeless aesthetic and strong presence make them ideal for projects that aim to inspire and commemorate. These structures are often used in:
- Sports stadiums and arenas
- College campuses
- Corporate headquarters
- Civic centers and parks
- Memorial and commemorative sites
Custom masonry monuments offer unmatched flexibility in design while showcasing the permanence of traditional materials.
Case Study: M&T Bank Stadium’s Wall of Honor
DelPrete Masonry was honored to contribute to M&T Bank Stadium—home of the Baltimore Ravens—by constructing the “Wall of Honor” monument in Baltimore City. This custom installation was built using a combination of brick, precast stone, and granite, materials chosen for their strength, beauty, and ability to complement the architectural style of the stadium.
This project involved precise craftsmanship and detailed planning to ensure the monument aligned with the stadium’s existing design. The result: a distinguished display that pays tribute to honorees while elevating the overall environment of the stadium. Visitors are drawn to the Wall of Honor not only for its emotional resonance but also for its impressive visual appeal and craftsmanship.
Why Custom Masonry Monuments Matter
Aesthetic Impact
Masonry monuments make a bold and elegant statement. With natural variations in color and texture, materials like brick and stone create a grounded, authentic look that resonates with tradition and permanence.
Longevity and Durability
Unlike synthetic structures, masonry monuments resist weathering, fading, and damage from the elements. When constructed by skilled professionals, they can last for generations with minimal maintenance.
Branding and Identity
For commercial properties, custom masonry monuments can reflect the values and prestige of a company or organization. They can be etched or engraved with logos, quotes, or imagery that tells a story and connects with the public.
Customization Options
From shape and size to material combinations and inscriptions, masonry monuments can be fully tailored to meet specific project goals. Whether modern or traditional, understated or bold, the design possibilities are nearly endless.
Trust DelPrete Masonry for Lasting Impact
With decades of experience and a commitment to superior craftsmanship, DelPrete Masonry is the trusted name in custom masonry monuments. Our work at M&T Bank Stadium is just one example of how we help clients bring meaningful, memorable installations to life.
If your commercial property could benefit from a custom masonry monument—whether for branding, recognition, or commemoration—contact DelPrete Masonry today. Let’s build something that lasts.
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Whether you are ready to start your next masonry project or are still hesitant and have questions, Del Prete Masonry is here to help. We have the experience and expertise to get it right the first time. Questions? Want to visit some of our residential or commercial projects? Ready to set up a consultation? Feel free to give us a call at 410-683-0650 or visit us online. We are happy to serve Baltimore City and County, Harford County, Carroll County, Anne Arundel County, and Howard County. To see examples of our work and to keep up with our new and exciting projects, be sure to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest.