durability – Lumiflon FEVE Resins

Webinar: Design Flexibilities of a Fluoropolymer Coating in the Architectural Market

Webinars/News/Podcasts/Presentations

In this 30 min webcast, Raj Sunjar discusses the ability of fluoroethylene vinyl ether (FEVE) fluoropolymer topcoats to resist ultraviolet (UV) degradation, corrosion, and the ill effects of chemical exposure for both new bridges and maintenance re-coating for existing bridges.

LUMIFLON-based Coatings Keep “The Spiral” Building Shining and Strong

Architecture, Projects

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.

Webinar: Bridge the Gap: FEVE Fluoropolymer Topcoats for Better Bridges

LUMIFLON FEVE Resin, Bridge Coatings, The Tsurumi Tsubasa Bridge, Japan

Webinars/News/Podcasts/Presentations

In this 30 min webcast, Raj Sunjar discusses the ability of fluoroethylene vinyl ether (FEVE) fluoropolymer topcoats to resist ultraviolet (UV) degradation, corrosion, and the ill effects of chemical exposure for both new bridges and maintenance re-coating for existing bridges.

Bold, Twisting 26-Story Mixed-Use Brooklyn Development Joins NYC Cityscape

Olympia, Dumbo, Brooklyn, NYC, New York, Michael Young, Photography, IFS Coatings, IFS 500 FP, Lumiflon

Architecture

“Olympia,” a 26-story mixed-use development has joined the NYC Cityscape, next to the Brooklyn Bridge in Dumbo. Designed by Hill West Architects, the tower boasts a dramatic, eye-catching facade, manifesting in the form of a curved, sail-like shape.

Footprint Center Makeover Boasts Luxurious, Industrial Looks With Lumiflon FEVE

Footprint center, phoenix suns, nba, phoenix, arizona, sports, arena, christy radecic, architecture, photography, metal, pure freeform, lumiflon

Architecture

The Footprint Center, known formerly as the Phoenix Suns Arena, underwent a massive interior renovation and expansion. The $230 million project, taken on by architects at HOK, was dubbed “Project 201: PHX Reimagined” by the NBA’s Phoenix Suns.

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