The Iowa Finance Authority hosted an “It’s in the Water” contest in 2019 with the grand prize locality winner receiving a custom water tank. The City of Muscatine won the contest, announced at the Iowa State Fair, in late 2019. The Iowa Finance Authority commissioned local artist, Laura Palmer, for the tower’s design. The residents were able to vote on the tank’s included imagery, to which Palmer added her own unique style. Continue reading Read More
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Colorful Water Tank Showcases The Patriotism Of Its Local Community
The winner of Tnemec Company’s 2020 Tank of the Year People’s Choice Winner was a patriotic tank in Bossier City, Louisiana. For Bossier City, their deeply intrenched patriotism is now matched with a towering red, white, and blue tank. The Barksdale Air Force Base community is prideful of the tank that depicts the iconic B-52 Bomber. Continue reading Read More
Historic Buildings Across The Northeast Rejuvenated With High Performance Coatings System
The renovation, refurbishment and restoration of old buildings is achieved with modern materials and technological advancements. But when the building is historic, we take great steps to revitalize it with the intention of keeping the building’s original integrity. Tnemec Company has played a vital role in the rehabilitation of historic buildings across the northeast. Continue reading Read More
Navy Pier Prepares For Future With New Sustainable Design And Modern Upgrades
Chicago’s Navy Pier on Lake Michigan has been a tourist attraction for over a century. With nearly two million annual visitors, the Pier has gone through a series of renovations and upgrades over the years. In a massive rejuvenation, the Pier adopted the “Centennial Vision,” a redevelopment plan to provide modern updates and sustainable features. Continue reading Read More
Stunning Adaptive Reuse Project In Crystal City Features Colorful Building Protected With LUMIFLON Technology
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example of adaptive reuse, the Crystal City 6 building in Crystal City, Virginia houses modern residences in a once outdated office building.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. Continue reading Read More