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Enigma on the Park in Toronto’s West End, is just that, a mysterious structure that breaks the norms of Canadian residential design. The dynamic nine-story façade features nearly 90 residential condominiums and townhomes. Continue reading Read More
Liquid and powder coatings each have particular characteristics, and a variety of nomenclature is used to achieve similar results—for example: high-performance coating of the aluminum components of a building. The architectural coatings industry has spent the last several years developing innovations in performance, durability and finish alternatives with these products. This seminar will update the design and construction community on the latest technologies to achieve AAMA compliance, improve finishes options, define nomenclature and discuss other topics that will help to correctly specify coatings. Continue reading Read More
The Kenwood Interdisciplinary Research Complex, KIRC, is an over 140,000 square-foot building on the UWM campus designed by Flad Architects. Completed in 2015, the building was the first new construction on campus in two decades. The building houses the college’s science, technology, engineering and mathematics departments. Continue reading Read More
Renowned specialty store Neiman Marcus is known for their contemporary retail designs. One of their more iconic outlets is the storefront at the Roosevelt Field Mall in Garden City, New York. The exterior features a captivating three-dimensional façade in a variety of neutral colors. Designed by Elkus Manfredi Architects, the exterior utilizes 2,300 ALPOLIC FR metal composite panels. Continue reading Read More
Arc by Crown Group are high-end luxury apartments in Sydney, Australia. Designed by Koichi Takada Architects, the building provides an iconic addition to the historic cityscape. The architects describe, “Located in a key heritage precinct in Sydney’s Central Business District (CBD), the building is designed to reactivate its surroundings and extend to the broader urban context, ultimately reshaping and softening the city’s skyline.” Continue reading Read More