1960s Panelcarve doors in California redwood with cast aluminum forms and surfaces handles by renowned Architect and sculptor Sherrill Broudy. Broudy, along with Jerome and Evelyn Ackerman, co-founded Panelcarve where Evelyn's modular wood carvings were to be used in architectural applications. This panel design can be seen as part of a gate outside of a California estate designed by Broudy. 
  These doors in particular were used as the executive suite doors at the Coca-Cola factory in Jackson Mississippi throughout the 60's and 70's. They were used as interior swinging doors, therefore there is no latch or locking mechanism. They are solid core and framed in mahogany, and while they are suitable to be used as exterior doors, they would require some modification. 
  
Dimensions:
97"t x 60"w (30" each) x 3" thick