Corporate & Retail

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.

BioGen’s corporate headquarters are located in the Kendall Square area of Cambridge on 225 Binney.  Spagnolo Gisness & Associates of Boston incorporated Swisspearl® fiber cement panels, ACM, glass and terra-cotta panel façades to create a cutting edge structure.

The Galante Architecture Studio has recently completed a new Terra5 project called Harvard Ceramic Studio.  This reclad project incorporated TC18’s Terracotta tiles in four colors with a running-bond pattern.  The building incorporates a combination of Terracotta and Cor-ten steel panels.

SKLARchitecure of Hollywood, FL designed the CB2 store in Miami Beach using Swisspearl® fiber cement panels.  The CB2 clean lines and progressive architectural approach, made a rain screen by Swisspearl® a perfect exterior facade.

H3 Hardy Collaborative of New York selected Swisspearl® fiber cement panels in 3 colors to draw attention to this Whole Foods store and parking complex.

Intermec Offices of Cedar Rapids used the Terra5 TC18 terracotta panels and the complementary sunscreen baguettes on their new facade designed by OPN Architects.  The simple clean lines with beautiful terracotta makes heads turn to see this new facade.

RMW Architecture of San Jose has recently designed a new parking garage structure for Juniper Networks in Sunnyvale, CA.  Using Terra5 terracotta sunscreens, the exterior of the parking decks were designed with 3 different colors and various sunscreen shapes.

For this LEED rated installation at the Navy Yard in Philadelphia, our engineered Cem5 lap-siding is part of a revitalization that is both sustainable and long-lasting.   Erdy McHenry Architecture were the designers.

HPL panels and Plus5 attachment systems were married to create an unique facade on 1221 Avenue of the Americas. Various bracket sizes were used to achieve this 5,000 square foot wall.