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A mixed-use, midrise building at 109 King Street in Newcastle, Ontario, was planned with the design intent to match the look and feel of the heritage brick facades on nearby historical buildings. Large windows with very little panel surface area created unusual design challenges.
Sto Corp. has re-engineered the classic look of brick and wood facades for buildings of all kinds with new prefabricated resin-cast shapes that combine eye-catching aesthetics with low maintenance and long-term durability.
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.
The Fenestration Manufacturers Association, the Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance and the Window & Door Manufacturers Association have released a new document focused on replacement windows.
Now available to the architectural design community and building industry, the catalog presents Glen-Gery’s distinctive brick collections and wall systems.
This article presents two examples of deficient installation of a simple architectural detail, the brick veneer relief angle, and discusses how a well conducted Building Enclosure Commissioning process can help prevent such failures
The company operates 10 manufacturing plants and 10 Masonry Supply Centers throughout the U.S. In Iowa, Glen-Gery operates a manufacturing plant in Redfield and a Masonry Supply Center in West Des Moines.