Technologies Headquarters Features Stunning Perforated Exterior Enriched With Coraflon Fluoropolymer Coating

Eddyfi Technologies World Headquarters, Quebec, LEED, Coarchitecture
The Eddyfi Technologies World Headquarters in Quebec Canada is seeking LEED certification. The project features locally sourced timber, triple glazed windows and a perforated metal wall panel exterior. The perforated wall panels provide the façade with daylighting, to shield the second story from excessive natural light exposure. Coarchitecture, with coatings applicator Anacolor, provided the building’s coatings solution.

Upcoming Webinar: Contextual Coatings: The Future Of Metal Cladding

Janus Riverside, Brenac Gonzalez, Alucobond PLUS, TIM Composites, Photography Sergio Grazia
This course discusses the future of exterior coatings and finishes, and explains the bespoke process of achieving a site-specific, client-specific design. Using the offset gravure printing process, unique finishes such as vintage luxury metals, abstract stone and wood can be printed on various types of metals. This manufacturing process results in high-fidelity finishes capable of various fabrication types of a metal substrate, while providing a Class A Fire-Rated, durable, easily maintained and sustainable product. For exterior applications, we will discuss the advantages of using a FEVE over PVDF coatings.

Metal Mesh On Modern Parking Garage Enriched With Lumiflon FEVE Resin Technology

HCA Health Park Garage, Collaborative Studio, Fabricoil, Photography Cascade Architectural
Collaborative Studio, Nashville-based architects, recently worked on a series of renovation and expansion projects for healthcare corporation HCA. For the company’s parking complex, the team designed a modern, aesthetically-pleasing facility. Principal Architect at Collaborative, Jenny Campbell, explained, “It couldn’t be just a plain old parking garage.”

School Structure Boasts Iridescent Color-Changing Facade With Lumiflon Fluoropolymer Topcoat

Pelizaeus Reismann Canteen, Paderborn, Matern Waschle Architekten, Alucobond, Spectra Sakura
Paderborn, a Western German city, was given its name from the Pader river that runs through it. The historic city has two large Secondary Schools, Pelizaeus and Reismann. In a development of the school’s campus, an Alucobond-clad canteen was created, designed by Matern Wäschle Architekten. The structure, which is oval-shaped, serves as a public access point for the historic city center and popular residential area.