This year’s 10 project award winners and seven product award winners exemplify what it means to think outside of the box and act with innovation in mind.
Discover how Kawneer's high thermal aluminum facade solutions helped shape the 19-story Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Company headquarters in the Winnipeg’s True North Square.
This all-electric, LEED Gold outpatient facility boasts a unique, decorative façade featuring a tree foliage design that welcomes visitors, patients and employees.
Egan Co. is a multi-trades contractor based in Minnesota and North Carolina specializing in a multitude of skilled trades and professional services, including commercial glazing, curtain wall installation and more.
The roof features a complex and unique form, with over 9,000 parametrically designed nodes and a network of steel and aluminum profiles, each customized for its specific position.
To transform Manhattan’s historic James A. Farley post office—originally constructed in 1918 to mirror Penn Station—into the modern Moynihan Train Hall station, seele installed five domed skylights consisting of structural steelwork and glass.
The Henderson pushes the envelope of what’s possible in glass and façade engineering. With double-curved, insulating laminated glass covering the tower from podium to crown, the design merges organic form with high-performance engineering.
One River North, a mixed-use development that includes apartments, redefines the boundaries of glass architecture through the bold integration of a sculpted “living canyon” carved into the façade of the tower.
The 1600UT SS Curtain Wall System powerfully combines the high thermal performance of Kawneer’s 1600UT System 1 Curtain Wall with the screw spline system of the 1600 SS Curtain Wall System.
Canada should consider establishing its own float glass production within the next several years due the need to reduce its dependence on the U.S. and ensure stable domestic supplies.
