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Exemplifying monolithic, modern building design, this single-story connecting building and parking garages feature aluminum framing systems by Tubelite and architectural finishes by Linetec.

Built on a constrained site between the Hudson and Harlem Rivers, the new center replaces an aging structure within the university’s Baker Athletics Complex and reflects Columbia’s broader commitment to resilient, high-performance design in the face of evolving urban and environmental challenges.

Designers, along with the installation team from Raleigh-based Baker Roofing Services, specified PAC-CLAD Tite-Loc Plus panels from Petersen for these buildings.

Designed by Axiom Architecture, the structure's exterior balances glass, metal and masonry in a sleek, modern style defined by transparent columns and horizontal bands created with EFCO fenestration and framing products.

The Lenexa Old Town Activity Center has long served as a central gathering place for educational programs, recreational activities and community events, and recently underwent a major retrofit and expansion.

To accomplish the university’s campus-wide, long-term goals, architects at the Design Collaborative first developed a comprehensive plan. 

The building design embraces the concept of a non-traditional high school, with flexible spaces tailored to meet the individual needs of students.

The Catherine Dickson Hofman (CDH) Branch of the Warren County Public Library has welcomed the community back with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and re-opening preview of its newly renovated and expanded 9,800-SF space, which included a 5,800-SF addition.

Baldassarra Architects opted to use insulated metal panels (IMPs) to balance both the functionality and aesthetics of the building. 

The character of the exterior and interior of the building is purposefully austere, with the steel structure and humble materials of the building left exposed, in keeping with the rough-and-tumble vibe of East Austin.