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Square 50 located in the West End makes a splash in ArchitectureDC's Fall 2018 issue.  East Banc's newest mixed use development project includes strategically designed spaces for Washington, DC's Fire and Emergency Services Engine Co.

Announcing the latest in fiber cement cladding from SWISSPEARL™

TEXIAL...  a one of a kind surface.

TEXIAL's character underlines a natural, harmonic color spectrum. The delicate nuances of color and raw texture are a result of the mechanical embossing process which produces a facade panel with a vibrant interplay of light and shadow. TEXIAL is newest large size fiber cement panel from SWISSPEARL™  and is available in five natural colors. 

For the new 55,000 square foot facility known as "The Commons at Stanton Square" Cladding Corp provided a rainscreen solution incorporating CARAT and NOBILIS fiber cement panels from SWISSPEARL® and a VZ.10 rainscreen attachment system from partner company ECO Cladding.

Cladding Corp is pleased to announce the completion of the Terra5 rainscreen facade for the Tukwila Library, a 10,000 SF library project designed by the Seattle office of Perkins + Will.  Located 20 minutes south of Seattle,

Last year was a big year for recognition of Roger Ferris + Partners' innovative minimalist take on the red barns that so famously dot the New England countryside.  And the accolades for this daring fiber cement rainscreen design just keep on coming... Cladding Corp is grateful for our long-standing partnership with the design team at Roger Ferris + Partners and for their commitment to using natural materials in their energy-efficient rainscreen designs.

Cladding Corp is eager to announce the much-anticipated through-colored new color line from SWISSPEARL® – AVERA. Through a dynamic manufacturing process, AVERA gains an incomparable, natural texture that is expressive of the authenticity of its natural mineral components.
 

Just in time for the Fall 2016 Semester, Cladding Corp is pleased to announce the completion of a new laboratory building at Vassar College that is designed to seamlessly integrate with the natural landscape, scale and campus aesthetic of the College.

The “Integrated Science Commons,” officially dedicated in May, includes the Bridge for Laboratory Sciences, a gently curving, 82,000-square-foot structure that spans a ravine and stream, providing sweeping, panoramic views of the natural landscape below, while creating a central gathering spot for student activity.

For the first time, Hunter Panels, innovators in polyiso rigid insulation, and Cladding Corp, North America’s rainscreen solution provider, have developed a complete, cost-effective rainscreen wall solution that addresses all aspects of the building envelope.

Final installation of the striking SwissPearl® Cem5 rainscreen is now complete on the Charles River Community Health Center (formerly the Joseph M. Smith Community Health Center) located in one of Boston’s most culturally and economically diverse neighborhoods.  Wrapped in a state-of-the-art Cem5 Rainscreen facade, this facility was designed as a response to the growing demand for affordable health services in the surrounding areas.