Items Tagged with 'ceilings'

Armstrong World Industries invites architects and designers to experience a bold and integrated portfolio during NeoCon 2026 in Chicago, Illinois and at AIA26 in San Diego, California.

Lawrence Group’s hospitality team, operating under an ongoing IDIQ contract with the Employee Retirement System of Texas, served as the Architect of Record for Tapville Social’s first, full-scale concept restaurant in Austin, TX.

ATAS International, a leading manufacturer of premier metal roofing, wall panels, ceilings, and accessories, announces the expansion of its offering of prepainted aluminum flat sheets and coils to include thicknesses up to .118 inches.

Armstrong World Industries, Inc. announced it has acquired Eventscape, Inc., a globally recognized design and fabrication company known for delivering complex, design-driven architectural environments.

Armstrong World Industries will promote COO Mark Hershey to president and CEO on April 1, 2026, as current CEO Vic Grizzle transitions to executive chair—an executive shift that could signal continued emphasis on operational execution, acquisitions and product-line strategy across ceilings and architectural specialties.

The new 135,000 square foot building creates both a precinct and a destination for the university’s rapidly growing computing and information science programs. 

Armstrong World Industries, Inc. now offers DYNAMAX LT Structural Ceilings.

The renovation of the Creekside Center provides a new, more welcoming centralized home for disabled student services on campus and consolidates DSP staff, allowing for improved and expanded services for more than 4,000 students.

Armstrong World Industries, Inc., a leader in the design and manufacture of innovative interior and exterior architectural applications including ceilings, specialty walls, and exterior metal solutions, announced it has acquired Parallel Architectural Products.

Wells Fargo’s new campus in the Las Colinas development of Irving, Texas, is a major step forward in sustainability. The campus isn’t just pursuing LEED™ Platinum certification: it is net-positive, generating more energy than it consumes — the first campus of its size to do so.