Fluoronar Aids Aging Building With Fresh Recoat Using Lumiflon FEVE Technology

45 Fremont Center, San Francisco, CA, Shorenstein Company, McGinnis Chen Associates, Rainbow Waterproofing Restoration, Tnemec, Lumiflon
The 34-story commercial building at 45 Fremont Center in the South Financial District of San Francisco was originally built in 1978 by internationally-renowned architects Skidmore, Owings & Merrill. Yet, the building was showing its age and required a renovation in 2016. To update its exterior a low-VOC fluoropolymer was utilized, which the coatings experts at Tnemec provided to ensure a long-lasting and aesthetically-pleasing result.

Architectural Marvels That Feature Lumiflon Nominated For Elevation Awards

Amazon Spheres Seattle Washington NBBJ Fluoronar Tnemec Lumiflon FEVE Resin
In its second year, Paint Square News (previously Durability and Design) Elevation Awards aims to recognize those who rose to the top of the coatings industry, producing outstanding aesthetics and technical effects through architectural applications. Of the amazing nominees up for the award, three projects that utilize Lumiflon FEVE resin were nominated as well. Amazon Spheres This artfu...

Valflon FEVE Resin Gives Atlanta Library Vibrant Fiery Coating

Wolf Creek Library Atlanta Valspar Valflon FEVE Alpolic ACM Leo A Daly
The Wolf Creek Branch Library was constructed out of a need for a public space in Atlanta's Wolf Creek neighborhood. The state-of-the-art library opened its doors in 2014, debuting its iconic bright, volcanic façade which received its dynamic hue from the Valflon coating system applied to the library's exterior aluminum composite material cladding.

PPG Coraflon’s Long-lasting FEVE Retains Color And Gloss For The George W. Bush Presidential Center

George W. Bush, Presidential, Center, Dallas, Robert AM Stern, PPG, Coraflon, ADS, Coatings, Lumiflon, FEVE, Resin, Photography, Robert AM Stern Architects
The George W. Bush Presidential Center in Dallas is a magnificent structure that stands at the intersection of modern architecture and environmental responsibility. Former President Bush emphasized the importance of constructing a building that both focused on aesthetics and the preservation of the natural world, which is why PPG's Coraflon was used for this project. With its low VOCs and durable resin that will protect the color and gloss of the building against hot and humid Texan climate, Coraflon was the ideal choice for the presidential center.