The design team at Giò Forma Studio was tasked with designing this iconic project, which holds the Guinness World Record for the largest mirrored building on earth.
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Designed by Leonardo Togni Architects, the Life Source Hotel is a new-concept hospitality venue, designed to combine sustainability (LEED Gold certified), technological innovation, architectural experimentation, functionality and aesthetics.
Designed by Blacksburg, VA-based ZMM Architects, Ridgeview Elementary School is the first zero-energy school building in West Virginia.
SMMA Architects was selected to design a master plan for three elementary schools in the Narragansett Regional School District, tasked with designing to provide a next-generation model for education.
Designed by architect Espen Surnevik in collaboration with Trodahl Architekter, the new Porsgrunn Church has replaced the original church, a wooden building from 1760, which was lost in a fire in 2011.
FNBC has been serving Arkansas communities for the last 100 years with their success rooted in its heart for service and love for everything local.
Cladding Corp is proud to be a part of the Santa Monica Early Childhood Lab School development. Designed by Carde Ten Architects, the Lab School is a valuable new community aid for early learning in Santa Monica.
Lead designer David Adjaye and lead architect Philip Freelon, together with their architectural team Freelon Adjaye Bond/SmithGroup, won an international competition to design the National Museum of African American History & Culture.
Hudson Valley Community College’s Gene F.
Ikon 5 Architects continues to turn to Swisspearl’s high-quality fiber cement rainscreen products for their latest residential project, 238 Linden Avenue.
BASE4 Architects designed the new Marriott AC Hotel with a Swisspearl fiber cement rainscreen facade and a
SLAM Collaborative has designed another eye-catching rainscreen design with the new James L. McGuire Elementary School.
Designed by Payette, the Northeastern University Pedestrian Bridge is planned to connect the main campus
SFPUC, San Francisco Public Utilities Commission will replace its existing, outdated solids treatment facilities with new biosolids digester facilities.
