 A house in Spain recently caught our eye.Newly updated by Buyesc Arquitectes, the Spanish homeâs south-facing wall is now clad with polycarbonate. The designerâs intent was to transform the home into a low-energy building – polycarbonate panels improve thermal efficiency … Read More
Congratulations to designLAB Architects, whose work at the Seton Hill Arts Center recently won two awards!Seton Hill Arts Center was awarded the Excellence in Architecture Merit Award from the Society of College and University Planning, as well as an Award of Excellence … Read More
A State-of-the-Art Renovation in Central OhioProject: Otterbein Universityâs STEAM Innovation CenterLocation: Westerville, OHArchitect: Moody NolanGeneral Contractor: Corna KokosingSystem: LIGHTWALL 3000In a world where factory jobs are being replaced with smart technology and globalization has made the manufacturing industry increasingly competitive, … Read More
 The December 2016 issue of Metal Architecture profiles the Logan International Airport parking expansion and its use of EXTECH’s KINETICWALL. The feature discusses the uniqueness and innovation of the flapper facade, and the detail that went into bringing it to … Read More
 EXTECH / Exterior Technologies, Inc. welcomes Ron Clelland to the team as our Architectural Representative for the New York City and New Jersey region.Ron brings decades of experience in the building materials industry to his role at EXTECH. As the … Read More
 See the EXTECH canopy systems at the East Liberty bus station in Pittsburgh, PA!This project for the Port Authority of Allegheny County consists of 6 protective canopies built with polycarbonate and a custom canopy system by EXTECH. Photographs by Dave Bryce … Read More
Republished from http://www.sheets.covestro.com/At the heart of the Stanton campus of Delaware Technical Community College is a new and renovated courtyard that provides students a place to congregate and relax. The centerpiece of the courtyard is an eye-catching and protective canopy with … Read More
 The Delaware Technical Community College canopy project presented more challenges than one would think. Tevebaugh Associates, the project architect, wanted a sleek, free-standing marquise-shaped canopy with integrated up-lighting. Because of its size (80 feet long, 32 feet wide), a free-standing … Read More
