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The wall system was custom-designed to uphold the project's exact aesthetic goals, engineered to meet the performance and sustainability requirements, and fabricated to ensure fast, smooth and accurate installation.
Designed by AUX Architecture, this adaptive reuse project repurposed a 1965 temple renovating the original building and its congregational space into a 300-seat theater.
Each panel was designed with integrated drainage channels on the front and back to eliminate moisture. The brick masonry units allowed for the genuine look of brick without requiring the structural steel of a conventional masonry system.
Architects, designers, facility managers, and building owners who desire the seamless appearance of drywall along with excellent acoustical performance in a space now need to look no further than the AcoustiBuilt Seamless Acoustical Ceiling and Wall System from Armstrong Ceiling & Wall Solutions.
The study compares different wall systems and their impact on embodied carbon to help building owners and architects make more informed materials selection
Knight Wall Systems today announced the company’s membership in the Rainscreen Association in North America as one of its founding members, according to company president Doug Knight.
