Articles Tagged with ''exteriors''

35 Stone is a five-story mass timber office and retail building in Seattle’s Lake Union area, designed under the city’s Living Building Pilot Program to showcase sustainable design with rainwater harvesting, reduced energy use, and environmentally conscious materials, including custom metal panels.

Building Composites announced an expansion of their operation that includes additional storage capacity and new office space to support the company’s growth and commitment to quickly scaling operations.

The La Nube STEAM Discovery Center in El Paso showcases how ATAS wall systems shaped a cloud-inspired landmark that fosters creativity, learning, and civic pride.

The Design District @METALCON returns to Las Vegas from October 21–23, 2025, bringing together leading architects, engineers, designers and specifiers for three days of targeted education, cutting-edge products and high-level networking.

Building Composites, an innovator in structural composite exterior building skin systems, announced plans to exhibit their latest panel design and technology at the Facades+ show on September 12 in Chicago.

Applications are now being accepted through September 30 for IIBEC’s 3rd Annual Excellence in Building Enclosure Consulting (EBEC) Awards.

The Facade Tectonics Institute announced the winners and honorable mentions of the 2025 Vitruvian Honors & Awards, the premier honors program recognizing outstanding achievements in the design, engineering, fabrication, and delivery of high-performance building facades.

Serge Ferrari Group announced the North American launch of Frontside TXM-50, a high-transparency tensile facade material and the latest addition to the company’s renowned Tenseo range.

Western Specialty Contractors’ Orlando, FL recently completed a four-month project to restore and waterproof the façade of 444 Seabreeze Blvd. in Daytona, Fla.

NEXT Energy Technologies, Inc. has accomplished another significant milestone toward commercialization of NEXT’s BIPV solution, with the first installation of a commercial facade Powered by NEXT transparent OPV coatings at its headquarters in Santa Barbara, California.