The mixed use development known as Half and N Streets SE is a new retail development located at Half and N Streets SE in Washington, DC.
Fiber Cement Projects : Corporate & Retail
In preparation for Fall 2010 semester, installation of the University of Arkansas Garland Avenue Parking Garage incorporated a unique Terra5 baguette sunscreen. The project has been an award winner and inspired numerous other projects.
The SoNo Collection incorporated Swisspearl fiber cement panels and an ECO Cladding Hci.10 subframing system for the featured entrance.
Grid Architects of Annapolis, Maryland have created another gem in the heart of Maryland's state capitol.
Bostwick Design Partnership was tasked with transforming a former elementary school and into a bank. Using Swisspearl® fiber cement rainscreen was a logical choice for their facade.
For this project, Swisspearl® fiber cement panels with an unique fin detail were used to complement a sleek contemporary facade at Doral's Cooper's Hawk Winery location.
GriD Architects was tasked with converting a Class C medical office building to a Class A office, with the hopes of bridging the residential and commercial scales of the building’s West Ann
S/L/A/M Collaborative of Hartford designed the Horizon Center/ESPN Childcare in Bristol, Connecticut. Using four Swisspearl® colors, four distinct building sections were created for this childcare facility.
Cunningham Quill Architects and Cladding Corp created a very dynamic rainscreen/curtain wall feature for the new Safeway on King Street in Alexandria.
The Bridgestone Technical Center in Akron, Ohio was designed by SoL Harris/Day Architecture. The fiber cement rainscreen cladding features Swisspearl® panels in various shades of red or grey to match the corporate colors.
Shalom Baranes Associates of Washington, DC is one of the most consistent designers of Rainscreen projects. One of their signature buildings incorporated Swisspearl® cement composite and terra-cotta on the Safeway Waterfront complex.
CO Architects of Los Angeles designed 650 East Kendall in Cambridge which has become the central building for Kendall Square. This pocket of new buildings is arguably one of the highest concentrations of rainscreen wall design in the USA.
HLW of New York designed the new ESPN Digital Center 2 in Bristol, CT using Cem5 fiber cement panels. The fiber cement panels created a symmetric stacked layout with a signature ESPN corporate red band on the top of the building.