Virtual Tour

A Collection of Fine Art
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Acuity Corporate Headquarters
Corporate
Headquarters
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Acuity Campus Tour
Ornamental Glass
Sculptures
Fine Art
Situated on 100 manicured acres in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, ACUITY’s Corporate
Headquarters is renown for a distinctive architecture which increases motivation,
builds teamwork, and inspires people.
ACUITY’s Corporate Headquarters was designed specifically to bring the outside
in. The objective was simple—distort the boundaries and make employees feel
their imagination is limitless. As such, the building is widespread with glass, high
ceilings, and beams that reach upward to the sky.
A second, yet equally important, component to extending the firm’s culture is through
art. ACUITY believes art invigorates individuals, enriches the work experience, and
creates harmonious surroundings. As artist John Ruskin once said, “Life without
industry is guilt. Industry without art is brutality.”
Below are some notables about the ACUITY campus:
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440,000 square foot structure built entirely of Winona limestone
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Cherry, red oak, teak, and mahogany woods used throughout
enhance the building’s dramatic appearance
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Breathtaking interior complemented by an extensive collection
of fine art
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Aesthetically pleasing exterior filled with horticultural displays,
sculptures, and ponds
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Viewed from the highway by over 50,000 people each day
We hope you enjoy your tour of ACUITY’s campus and fine art collection.
Main Entrance
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The impressive west façade serves as the main entrance for ACUITY guests.
The towering, all-glass atrium leads to a grand lobby that will leave visitors
with a lasting impression.
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Passing through the main entrance, visitors are greeted by a
capacious foyer that includes a soothing 45-foot by 18-foot
high water wall and hand-detailed ornamentation.
A signature feature of ACUITY’s corporate headquarters is the 80-ft tall,
glass-enclosed galleria that connects the north and south buildings. The
galleria provides seating for 913 people, includes private and mezzanine
dining areas, and is fully visible to travelers on the nearby interstate.
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The East Terrace is a unique and wonderful outdoor space designed to
spark creativity, reduce stress, and promote spontaneous interaction
between employees. The tranquil setting is surrounded by lush flowers,
a koi pond, and even a gently flowing waterfall!
East Terrace
Garden Gazebo
The garden gazebo offers guests a quiet place to relax and appreciate
the serene surroundings. This is the focal point of the garden, users
can view the beautiful flowers and nearby pond.
Ornamental
Glass
Ankara Vase
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Mahia Topescu
Elegant Vase
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Mahia Topescu
Sculputures
Yin & Yang
Baubles
Robert Gehrke
Robert Gehrke
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Erogeny
Three Boats
Tom Quehoff
Ty Gillespie
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High Cone Flower
Leaf Vessel with Cobalt Cuff
Ann Mary Wydeven
Ann Mary Wydeven
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Woven Copper
Woven Copper
Suzanne Donazetti
Suzanne Donazetti
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Fine Art
Stillness of Time
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Salvador Dali
Bridal Wreath
Prospect Mansions
Tom Nachreiner
Tom Nachreiner
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Red Bicycle
Peace & Harmony
Emmette Johns
Tom Dedecker
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Iron Ribbons
Mississippi at La Crosse
James Michaels
Schwenke
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Midwestern Landscape
Red Poppy
Elaine Martin
John Sayers
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Daisy
Marshlands
Susan Tolonen
James Conaway
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Afternoon Secrets
San Migel Regla Mexico
Wendell H. Arneson
Simon Michael
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Summer Bounty
Cottonwoods
John Sayers
Robert Gehrke
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Tomorrow
Red Horizon
Valeriu Giodic
Kwint
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Wind Break
Midday Lagoon
Scott Hefti
Scott Hefti
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Lilacs and Clematis
Towering Burgundy
David Schaefer
David Schaefer
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The Mystery of Diamondhead
Surrealist Flower
Salvador Dali
Salvador Dali
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Invisible Face
Cascade of Soul,
Salvador Dali
Salvador Dali
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