Bricks Incorporated
The largest stocking distributor of masonry supplies in the Midwest. We have three locations to serve Architects, Designers, Contractors and Homeowners.
Architectural, commercial, developer, and residential products are available for viewing at each showroom. We offer multiple lines of face brick, thin brick, structural brick, atlas brick, stone, thin stone, tile, slate and other masonry materials. Our fenestration lines include LaCantina Doors, Brombal, Centor, Quaker, Reynaers, Exclusive Wood Group, WinDoor and more!
09/18/2026
Designed by Vladimir Radutny Architects, the expansion and renovation at the ROHR Chabad Jewish Learning Center is now complete.
The new addition at the rear of the existing center features a curved, projecting masonry wall. A tumbled modular brick from Summit Brick was selected to honor and complement the original structure. The project also used two distinct mortar techniques to delineate the projecting brickwork from the surrounding facade subtly.
Architect: Vladimir Radutny Architects Vladimir Radutny Architects
GC: B8 Construction
Mason: Jimmy Slusarczyk
Product: Summit Brick Summit Brick Company
09/11/2026
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra’s and renovation represent a masterclass in tectonic precision, both in its envelope and interior program.
The new addition to serves as a high-performance learning center for musicians, strategically designed to optimize the programmatic flow and reduce occupancy loads within the original historic music hall. The exterior assembly is a sophisticated ; Interstate Brick supplied 8” modulars, 11” stretchers, and 16” emperors, complemented by their specific lip-brick profiles. To ensure seamless transitions at complex geometries, Brick Tech engineered custom epoxied units for the unique corner returns.
More details to follow. See more images here:
www.bricksinc.net/project/st-louis-symphony-orchestra-powell-hall-mo/
AoR: Christner Architects ChristnerArchitects (now part of )
Design Architect: Snøhetta
GC: BSI Constructors
Mason: John J. Smith Masonry Co John J. Smith Masonry
09/04/2026
Have you heard? Our friend Brick of Chicago is hosting a guided tour with The American Institute of Architects, Chicago! Join us for a walkthrough of Brighton Park’s historic masonry landscape and end the program at our showroom for light bites and beverages.
RSVP is required through AIA Chicago.
Parking on available on premises.
09/02/2026
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08/14/2026
This Lake View single-family home contains a variety of details in the facade. Featuring Yankee Hill Brick Medium Red Velour modulars in a , custom red mortar, and a red cast stone entrance. To keep the hit-and-miss wall and protruding details pristine, solid pavers were specified to avoid exposing core holes.
It’s all in the details. What’s your take on patterns?
Architect: ORG inc.
GC: FORMED SPACE ®
Windows: Fenestration Solutions, Inc
08/07/2026
make a house a home.
This Hinsdale features Cherokee Brick “Rae’s Creek”. A tumbled blend of light browns, subtle greys, and soft neutrals finished with an over-grouted mortar for rich texture and character.
At J. Jordan Homes by Julie Laux, no detail is overlooked. They ensure every element comes together so your home is beautiful inside and out.
What started with reclaiming Chicago commons from demolished buildings has evolved into our next major chapter.
At our core, we’re more than a masonry and fenestration suppliers. We are partners, technical experts, and active collaborators within the AEC community.
We’ll let the video do the talking. Come on in and say hi! 📍
Thanks to
Designer: AGN Design
Metal Fabrication: D5 Design & Metal Fabrication
Fenestration Installer: Meyer Guild
Masonry: EnZ Masonry Inc. 🧱 — Chicago
Video: Konrad Wazny
07/24/2026
On the corner of Bell and Roscoe sits a new collaboration between A+C Architects and En Masse Architecture and Design Ltd..
Clad in a flashed, tumbled modular brick (Ivy League” by Summit Brick Company) the exterior blends a rich red body with subtle purple undertones. Paired with matching red mortar and sills, the design draws out deep, moody flashes in the sunlight.
Architect of Record: a+c Architects
Design Architect: En Masse Architecture and Design Ltd.
Developer: Garner Development
Real estate: Jameson Sotheby’s International Realty - Chicagoland
Product: Summit Brick Company
Masonry glazes are evolving, and the recent office renovation by Michael Abraham Architecture is a testament to this shift.
The design journey began with a long-format facade sketch from Jason and Michael at MAA. While reviewing S.Anselmo Corso samples, one specific glazed finish sparked a new question: what else can we do with glazes?
To create a more dynamic wall, we blended multiple glazes on the S.Anselmo LONM Terra Dragwire—an extruded, long-format brick. Starting with a uniform black engobe slurry, we sampled two additional finishes to introduce depth:
- A heavy clear glaze
- A double-fired glaze
The result is a striking, high-variation facade that redefines the modern brick aesthetic.
🎥: Konrad Wazny
07/10/2026
Designed by Canopy Architects, Chicago’s first Native American affordable housing development is located at 2907 W Irving Park Rd. The seven-story structure, named Jigzibik (meaning “at the river’s edge”), features a unique sawtooth shape with sharp angles.
The building’s street-facing facade will showcase a 60/40 blend of Interstate’s Sawgrass and Almond colors, complemented by S. Anselmo’s green/blue glazed brick. This glazed brick is laid to resemble the branches of the Chicago River, reflecting the project’s namesake. To accommodate the sharp angles surrounding the balconies, special 70° and 110° bricks were produced by both Interstate and S.Anselmo.
Stay tuned for an in-depth case study on the masonry for this project.
Project Team:
Architect: Canopy Architects Canopy
GC: Skender Skender
Mason: RV Builders
Developer: Full Circle Communities & Visionary Ventures
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