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Georgia-Pacific Building Products Spotlights Products and Solutions Designed for Today’s Architects at AIA26

June 11-13 in San Diego, the company will highlight a portfolio of the highest-quality building products engineered to simplify design, support ease of use, and deliver long-term performance

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May 13, 2026

As architects navigate evolving demands around performance, resilience, and sustainability, Georgia-Pacific Building Products is showcasing products and solutions designed to not only meet today’s challenges, but to anticipate what’s next. At AIA26, June 11-13 in San Diego, the company will highlight a portfolio of the highest-quality building products engineered to simplify design, support ease of use, and deliver long-term performance.

 

Booth highlights for 2026:

DensDeck® ProFast™ Prime Roof Board the newest addition to the portfolio of DensDeck® Roof Boards, is a superior solution for efficient, cost-effective, partially adhered installations. Approximately 20% lighter than the ½” DensDeck® Prime Roof Board, it offers enhanced maneuverability, making it easier to transport, handle, and install without compromising strength, durability, or dimensional stability. In testing conducted to date, the use of DensDeck® ProFast™ Prime roof boards in single-ply assemblies has shown, on average, a 25-75% reduction in the number of fasteners needed, compared to similar assemblies using DensDeck® Prime ½” Roof Board.

A WUI (wildland-urban interface) display will showcase Georgia-Pacific products designed to focus on resilient aspects needed to build today (fire-hardening, solar-supporting capabilities, strength and durability, water resistance, etc.).

 

Hear from our SME:

“Strategies for Designing Resilient Buildings for Wildland-Urban Interface”

Thursday, June 11, 2026 @ 4:30-5:00 pm

Location: SDCC

Program code: CE107

“As wildfires become more frequent and severe, implementing strategic design and construction practices in wildland-urban interface (WUI) zones is critical to protect people, property, and infrastructure,” said Harini Selvaraj, product manager, Georgia-Pacific Building Products. Hear more from Selvaraj as she dives deeper into what’s next with building in WUI zones.

For media interested in visiting the Georgia-Pacific Building Products book, please reach out to Kim Drew to set up an appointment.

For complete information on all Georgia-Pacific building products, visit www.buildgp.com. 

KEYWORDS: AIA (American Institute of Architects) architects conference fasteners Georgia-Pacific roof boards wildfires

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