Team Designs Colorful Multi-Material Façade In Surrey Featuring Iridescent Cladding

City Centre 1, CC1, Surrey, BC, Wensley Architecture, Keith Panel, Alucobond Spectra Cupral, Photography Howard Waisman
City Centre 1 (CC1) is a large mixed-use project in Surrey, BC. The 183,000 square-foot, 12-story building, was developed by Lark Group and designed by Wensley Architecture. The building sits just across from the Surrey Memorial Hospital and houses 90 medical and technology tenants. Interestingly, the building includes public use space on the ground level featuring retailers, restaurants and a gym.

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.

Canadian Library Wows With Intricate Metal Composite And Glass Facade Enhanced With Lumiflon FEVE

Calgary Public Central Library, Snohetta, DIALOG, Canada, Photography by Snohetta
The new Central Library in Calgary was a collaborative project with architecture firms Snøhetta and DIALOG. As the architects at Snøhetta explain, “Calgary Public Library is one of the most actively used library systems in North America, where more than half of its residents are active cardholders, and accordingly, the new main branch was created for and inspired by its diverse inhabitants.”

Architects Design Three Dimensional Facade Using Mirrored Metal Product Enhanced With FEVE Resin

Janus Riverside, Brenac Gonzalez, Alucobond PLUS, TIM Composites, Photography Sergio Grazia
The Janus/Riverside commercial building by Brenac & Gonzalez Architects boasts a captivating façade. The eight-story complex is nearly 56,000 square-feet, was completed in 2017 and utilizes an abundance of Alucobond aluminum composite panels. The panels, in Alucobond’s Mirror and Anodized Look finishes, showcase a playfulness with their reflective nature.