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Special shapes have an impact on architectural design

November 12, 2021

Special shapes have an impact on architectural design

Designing the new senior living community required Antunovich Associates to navigate multiple national, state, and local building and health codes, as well as U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED program. The exterior of the new architecture was designed to resemble the historic Nellie Black building that previously resided on the site, but trying to match the original building’s Flemish bond created challenges. The traditional way to construct this pattern of bricks would be to layer red stretchers and black headers alternately in each course.

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Draper shade automation system wins architectural media awards

January 1, 2021

Draper shade automation system wins architectural media awards

Shade automation helps improve productivity by reducing glare and solar heat gain, while still allowing natural daylight and views to the outside. When we introduced our IntelliFlex® I/O scalable, automated shade control system, we knew we were onto something good. IntelliFlex I/O is highly customizable and can grow and adapt as needs change without replacing existing hardware and wiring, providing a scalable automation solution ideal for projects no matter how big or complex.

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Head of Its Class: An Award-Winning School Design

January 9, 2019

This colorful educational facility was designed from the ground up to provide a fresh start for an entire school district in Pennsylvania.

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Varying perforation pattern technique provides sun shading system

April 30, 2018

The Roger A. and Helen B. Krone Engineered Biosystems Building (EBB Krone) opened in 2015. It was built with the intention of creating a space where Georgia Tech engineers and scientists can work together on new medical technologies and curing diseases. Much like bees - or Yellow Jackets - the mascot of Georgia Tech, work together in a hive. It is possible that design architect, Lake Flato, and local architect Cooper Carry considered this when creating the building design.

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Folded Zinc Panels in One Henry Adams, A Multi-Family Residence in Design District, South San Francisco

March 9, 2018

One Henry Adams- Multi-Family Residence in Design District, South San Francisco featuring Folded Zinc Panels.

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Slipnot® provides slip resistance and aesthetic display for Times Square spotlight on Broadway project

August 7, 2017

The designers at Creative Edge Master Shop contacted SlipNOT® for a solution to the bare steel lettering that presented a safety hazard when made slippery due to wet weather or other outdoor elements. The fabricating company sent in custom cut 3/8” thick letters which were blasted for imperfections, then coated with SlipNOT®’s Grade 2 stainless steel.

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Kalwall Featured In Winning 2017 RIBA London Award Project

June 20, 2017

The architects of London’s remodeled West Croydon Bus Station were looking for a way to give the busy transport station a brighter and more aesthetically appealing look when it began its remodeling project two years ago. The introduction of Kalwall translucent sandwich panels for the station’s canopy helped achieve that goal. And, in the process, earned the project one of England’s highest honors in architectural design.

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