In the November 2017 print and online edition of Architectural Record, you can find the EXTECH sponsored CES course "High-Performance Facade Solutions." The course covers different high-performing facade types, such as translucent polycarbonate which delivers daylighting, steel facades, and fire-rated curtain walls. Passing the course earns participants 1 AIA LU/HSW, 1 GBCI CE Hour, 0.1...
Construction Specifier Magazine's digital platform currently features a great profile of the Pathways Innovation Center and Roosevelt High School, both of which utilize EXTECH's LIGHTWALL 3440 translucent wall system. The facilities, designed by the Cuningham Group, were designed to "emphasize daylighting, openness, transparency, and collaboration," and the profile details how this was facilitated using the...Continue reading
 Architectural Record's digital platform this month features a short profile on the Eleanor Boathouse in Chicago, which was designed by Studio Gang architecture firm. The boathouse utilizes EXTECH's LIGHTWALL 3440 polycarbonate wall system with opalescent glazing, which allows 51% light transmission, compared with nearly 90 percent from a clear window. The opalescent panels help in both lighting...Continue reading
It’s easy to order samples from the EXTECH website. Because of this, we often get sample requests from college students who are working on designs where they want to incorporate EXTECH’s daylighting systems. We’ve been getting so many sample requests from students who are working on studio and thesis projects that we decided to start...Continue reading
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On November 8, 2017, EXTECH's Director of Product Application & Development, Kevin Smith, will speak at the panel session Kinetic Facades: Inventive Architecture, Design, Fabrication during Greenbuild 2017. The session will center around kinetic building envelope systems, and how they help designers meet sustainability requirements and deliver art pieces to cities. One of the systems that...
In the October 2017 print and online edition of Architectural Record, you can find the EXTECH sponsored CES course "Designing Green: The Seen and the Unseen." The course covers building materials such as insulation, top-hinged windows, and perforated metal sunscreens that offer unseen green design and sustainability benefits. Passing the course earns participants 1 AIA LU/HSW,...Continue reading
EXTECH's work at Delaware Technical Community College and the solutions delivered by our SKYSHADE 3300 canopy system are currently featured in University Business's online platform. The profile discusses how EXTECH worked with Tevebaugh Associates to "create a sweeping, translucent canopy" that provided shelter, shade, and a sculptural design element."The canopy covers 1,718 square feet and...Continue reading