Lumiflon Launches New Podcast Series, “In the Mix”

In the world of architectural and industrial design, the importance of paint coatings cannot be overstated. Whether it's protecting structures from the elements, enhancing aesthetics, or ensuring longevity, the choices made in the realm of paint coatings can have a profound impact on the overall success of a project. But what goes on behind the scenes when experts are making decisions about which coatings to use? What factors influence their strategic planning approaches to meet current structural needs and future market demands? These are the questions we aim to explore in our exciting new podcast series.

Icy, Iridescent MCM Iceberg Crown Jewel of Unique School Renovation

Northridge Local Schools, Ohio, Levin Porter, ALPOLIC, MCM, Lumiflon FEVE, FEVE, East Coast Metal Systems
When provided with the opportunity to renovate Northridge Local Schools in Ohio, Superintendent David Jackson could see the potential to develop an iconic landmark that would stand out in the community. The end result was a unique iceberg-like structure serving as the building’s centerpiece, a suitable design for the home of the polar bears, the school’s mascot. Levin Porter Architects took up the project, where CEO Mark Wiseman recalled, “I kinda have a crazy idea…what do you think if we stick a giant iceberg at the front?”

Public Works Building Draws Inspiration from Rich San Antonio History and Culture

Bexar County Public Works, Bexar, San Antonio, Texas, Marmon Mok, Pure Freeform, Lumiflon, weatherability, durability, metal panel, aesthetics, architecture
The Bexar County Public Works Department’s office building sits at the heart of San Antonio, overlooking Conception Park, the Mission Reach portion of the San Antonio River, and the city skyline. Designed by architects at Marmon Mok, the Bexar County Public Works project envisioned a beaming structure utilizing its central location, as well as its proximity to the Missions World Heritage Site, to establish itself both as a “lantern on the river,” and a contributing member of the Mission Reach community.