The vision was to create a ‘cube’ shaped space for the display of the students’ creative works. Kalwall’s translucent panel system with museum-quality daylighting™ provided the solution, as well as a custom face sheet color to match the school’s logo.
The Bushwick Center has become a figurative and literal symbol of promise for the under-served with two new floors clad in Kalwall®. The panels serve as a signature feature, glowing softly at night and creating an illuminated neighborhood landmark.
The hangar is recognized as the longest clear-span, dual entry airline hangar in the world. The signature feature is two bookend ‘light bars’ capped by Kalwall® translucent sandwich panels.
The goal of creating a culture that is true to New Belgium’s mission is what made Kalwall translucent sandwich panels such a prominent feature of the company’s brewery in Asheville, N.C.
Framed in a lantern-like glow of Kalwall curtainwall, the Odeon Theatre’s façade is the signature feature of Bh2, a sprawling cinema and leisure complex in the heart of the English seaside city.
Jonathan Barnes Architecture and Design of Columbus selected Kalwall as the signature feature in the expansion of a historic 1920’s era warehouse that is home to this artisan small batch distillery.
Kalwall translucent sandwich panels provided a critical solution in this truly global project, with their aesthetic beauty, energy efficiency and, most importantly, their best-in-class explosion-venting properties.
Studies show there is a high correlation between daylighting and increased human comfort and productivity. That is one reason Kalwall translucent sandwich panels are often specified to refurbish school buildings, such as the main teaching block at Featherstone High School, providing a better environment for young students.
In a $68 million transformation, Clark Nexsen created a stunning new terminal, redesigning everything from the curbside to the interior space. On landside arrival, a Kalwall canopy system provides shelter and links access points, while a Kalwall facade is utilized for the main building.
The Crouch End Picturehouse in North London is an interesting example of how Kalwall can be used to convert an ugly 1950’s concrete building into a state-of-the-art space suitable for the 21st Century.
An impressive curtain wall of Kalwall® panels floods the lab’s high bay in natural diffuse light, integrating perfectly with the goals of the CNES because of its best industry solar heat gain control. It is one reason the building achieved LEED-NC Platinum certification.
Housed within a 100-acre campus of sharply designed buildings, the Advanced Manufacturing Park in Rotherham, England is home to cutting edge technology in the manufacturing world while reflecting the spirit of innovation.
