Corporate Consistency Can Be Achieved With The Use Of Hyper-Durable Coatings Technologies

New York City, Crocs Flagship Store, TPG Architecture, ALPOLIC, Valspar Valflon Coating, Lumiflon FEVE Resin
Corporate identity comprises the world’s most recognized brands in a variety of markets including hospitality, food service, retail and automotive. The most important component of corporate design is consistency. Consistency is achieved through a variety of factors from distinctive design elements to designated color schemes.

Architects Design Airport Convenience Center With Sustainability And Modernity In Mind

Logan Airport Nouria Energy Convenience Center, Boston, MA, Phase Zero, Pure Freeform, LUMIFLON FEVE, Photography Joseph Ferrano
The Logan Airport Nouria Energy Convenience Center in Boston, MA features a Shell fueling station, Starbucks Coffee, and Meridian Market, a local family-owned Italian restaurant. The center, according to Nouria Energy is, “The first of its kind…the state-of-the-art store boasts a unique building architecture, brighter, more spacious layout, community-inspired graphics and many amenities…”

Canadian Architects Revamp Drab Building Using Colorful And Sustainable Design

Fleming College Sutherland Campus, Gow Hastings Architects, Photography Tom Arban
The Fleming College’s Sutherland Campus in Peterborough, Ontario was originally built in the early 1970s. Established by Ron Thom, Thompson Berwick, and Pratt and Partners, the college’s “gateway” was in need of a massive redesign. The main facility, the 76,000 square-foot A-Wing Building, was recently updated by the educational specialists at Gow Hastings Architects.

Stunning Adaptive Reuse Project In Crystal City Features Colorful Building Protected With LUMIFLON Technology

Crystal City Building 6, Perkins Eastman, Tnemec Company, Midatlantic Coatings
In a stunning example of adaptive reuse, the Crystal City 6 building in Crystal City, Virginia houses modern residences in a once outdated office building. The building underwent a massive renovation in order to be repurposed for residential use. The building’s concept of “micro-units” is an idea set by WeWork Companies Inc., who specializes in shared work spaces.