Choctaw Casino Resort

Lexington fabricated and installed the sculptural entry pylons framing the approach to the spectacular Choctaw Casino. This entry way creates a magnificent fire and water element: the water pylons reach heights of 35 feet, and are intertwined with streams of fire. The interior lobby features an 80-foot long, 30-foot high water wall synchronized to lighting and composed music. This serves as the backdrop for the mosaic glass tiled White Buffalo - a special symbol for the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. Within the west main Casino is the "Party Pit Zone" surrounded by Arbors of dimensional glowing elements and natural materials. The casino celebrated it's Grand Opening in February 2010.

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Buffalo Thunder Resort

Lexington worked on the design and fabrication of all of the scenic elements for the Buffalo Thunder Resort and Casino. The project offered several unique experiences, including the development of a new scenic material, a new fabrication technique and the opportunity to work with a creatively engaged client. The Governor of the Pueblo of Pojoaque, an artist by training, along with artisans of the community worked hand-in-hand with Lexington and Thalden-Boyd Architects to create a visually stunning recreational facility.

During the $2.5 million project, Lexington developed a new acrylic-based material that looks like stained, textured art glass. This material offers a lighter, cost-effective substitute to traditional art glass. Lexington also devised new fabrication techniques for this material, including a direct-print process. The work can best be seen in the 10’ x 16’, double-sided piece located in the grand lobby of the resort hotel.

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Cherokee Casino West Siloam

Lexington worked closely with Thalden Boyd Architects on the design development of the architectural ornamentation and character lighting for the Cherokee Casino expansion completed in November 2008. We then technically designed and fabricated the beautiful cut metal and art glass tree structures that enclose the columns throughout the casino. Lexington also D/B the back lit graphics and high-end ceiling elements that are used extensively throughout the structure.

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Painted Hand Casino

Completed in February 2009, Lexington worked closely with Thalden Boyd Architects in the design development of unique interior architectural elements for this casino. We then technically designed and fabricated custom ceiling light box fixtures, back lit graphics, cut metal decorative panels and custom landscape murals. This is the third project for Lexington with the Thalden Boyd / Graham Construction team for the Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority.

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Living Sky Casino

Completed in January 2009, Lexington worked closely with Thalden Boyd Architects and the Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority (SIGA) team members to create the design of bas relief panels that depict traditional tribal customs and historic events. We then fabricated these giant panels that adorn the exterior of the casino building creating a distinctive design motif. The development of the sculpted panels from Tribal artwork and reference materials was the unique part of the collaborative process. Lexington worked on the design development and fabrication of the exterior cast bas relief mural panels, and exterior sculptural fire bowl elements.

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Cherokee Casino, Catoosa

A new and exciting Center Bar Area with multi colored rectangular ceiling light boxes, black leather tufted columns, and wood veneer back bar are the focus of a 15,000 square foot expansion. Completed in January 2009, Lexington technically designed and fabricated custom interior ceiling and sconce light fixtures, and the tufted leather column wraps for the Center Bar. We also technically designed and built cast bas relief interior panels in the new Atrium Lobby; the stainless steel portal for High Limit Gaming entrance, and custom metal finish display cases throughout the new expansion area.

Lexington also fabricated the 60-foot diameter seven-point star burst chandelier, the suspended character light fixtures, the column light boxes, and the decorative column panels.

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Potawatomi Bingo Casino

Potawatomi Bingo Casino in Milwaukee, WI is a showcase of our unique capabilities. Working with architect the Hnedak Bobo Group, Lexington technically designed and fabricated amazing structural ornamentation that gives an overwhelming “WOW” to the casino floor.

The centerpieces of the new expansion are two brilliantly-lit interpretations of dreamcatchers, each spanning over 48-feet, along with a steel blossom that rises over 27-feet in the air with a span of 60-feet. These features, built at Lexington, showcase the circular "Bar 360". Check out our website for photos of these remarkable pieces.

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Dakota Dunes Casino

Working closely with Thalden Boyd Architects, Lexington developed their initial concept designs for unique custom character lighting, architectural ornamentation, special faux fire and water features. Using stained glass, backlit graphics, sculptural metal, scenic painting, and sculpture, the artists and craftsmen at Lexington created an immersive environment that reflects the beauty of the natural surroundings of Saskatchewan, Canada.

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Chukchansi Resort & Casino

As part of the Chukchansi Gold Resort & Casino Hotel expansion in Yosemite, California, an additional 10,000 square feet of Gaming space was introduced as Half Dome. Lexington produced and installed all of the colored glass panels, graphics and light box’s, landscape murals, column light fixtures, and decorative metal throughout the Casino. All of which were designed by Thalden Boyd Emery Architects.

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Mountain Gods Casino

The Inn of the Mountain Gods Casino and Resort is the setting for the water features inspired by tribal culture. Lexington executed the rockwork/water features and show lighting for the Entry Plaza fountain, with its imposing Apache ceremonial warrior statues. Inside Lexington created a distinctive, 14-foot diameter Indian basket, which perfectly compliments the warm atmosphere of the resort’s Grand Hall.

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Atlantis

Designed to appear as an archaeological excavation revealing a portion of the lost city of Atlantis, Lexington artisans researched materials that would hold up to the aggressive natural environment while maintaining the natural feel and look of carved stone.

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Viejas Casino

For the Native American owned Viejas Casino and Retail Outlet Center, Lexington fabricated and installed this 54’ high structure consisting of a fiberglass clad steel framework arranged around a 90’ circumference. Fabric decorated with Native American designs is stretched between the angled uprights, suggesting the walls of a teepee. The structure serves as a showcourt area for a nightly live performance. During the show an actor rises from underground near the central fountain on a lift also built by Lexington. At that time, fire and laser erupts around the area and through the ends of the structure supports.

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New York, New York Casino

Lexington created and installed scenery including themed exterior and interior environments replicating New York's icons and neighborhoods. The scope of the project included props and set dressing for over 3,000 windows, themed signage, murals, custom architectural details, statues and scenic character treatments for the exterior and interior facades.

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