From its signature twist of greenery to the advanced materials behind its walls, The Spiral proves that cutting-edge design and long-term durability can go hand in hand—especially when powered by standout coating materials that contain LUMIFLON FEVE resins.
Solvent, Water, and Solid: The Three Faces of LUMIFLON® Coating Technology
Categories Technical
Architectural coatings are applied to commercial, office, retail, educational, stadiums and residential buildings for both decorative and protective purposes. These coatings enhance the aesthetic appeal of structures with a variety of colors, textures and finishes, while also providing weather resistance, corrosion prevention and long-term durability. These attributes help buildings withstand hars...
Boston’s Lyrik Back Bay Project Exceeds Coastal Standards in Façade Protection
Categories Architecture
Lyrik Back Bay is Boston’s most significant mixed-use development in over four decades. Recently opened in 2024, this $700 million project is built over the eight lanes of the Massachusetts Turnpike and two MBTA railways. The design connects the Back Bay, Fenway and South End neighborhoods, featuring office and lab space, Boston’s first all-electric hotel, retail and dining options and...
Manassas Museum’s Striking Green Copper Exterior Commits to Sustainability and Beauty
Categories Architecture
Located in Baldwin Park and aligned with Manassas, Virginia's main economic corridor, the Manassas Museum serves as a hub for education, conversation, and community engagement, fostering local pride. The recent addition and renovation of the museum reimagines its connection to the surrounding park and city. By removing a separating courtyard wall and repositioning the new spaces, the design...
Epic 3-Part Tank Wins Tank of the Year 2024
Categories Water Tanks/Infrastructure
A newly-constructed tank in Grand Prairie, TX was recently crowned this year’s Tank of the Year competition, hosted by Tnemec. The eye-catching three-part tank, designed by renowned muralist Eric Henn, was the product of a collaboration between Landmark Structures, Freese and Nichols, Gulf States Protective Coatings, and the City of Grand Prairie, which proudly owns the tank.