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Facades+ brings dynamic programs to five cities this fall
This fall, AN’s Facades+ conference series will take place in five North American cities. In each city attendees will have the opportunity to tune into presentations on facade design for a range of building typologies from airports to retail shops to commercial developments, among other roundtable discussions and talks. This year marks the event’s 13th anniversary.
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RAMSA delivers a complex masonry facade for Korean retailer Shinsegae
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GLUCK+ designs sheet-music inspired facade for WHIN Music Community Charter School
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DLR Group tops the Cleveland Museum of Natural History with a sweeping GFRC roofline
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KTGY wraps a California art gallery in charred Douglas fir
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Moto Designshop screens a residence in Philadelphia with angled brick fins to create privacy
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Metro Arquitetos Associados conceals MASP extension with a black aluminum scrim
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Facades+ will be in Kansas City, Missouri, on July 22
On July 22, the Facades+ conference series will be held in Kansas City at the Kansas City Marriott. The event offers a full day of programming developed in collaboration with BNIM principals Joyce Raybuck and James Pfeiffer. Attendees are also encouraged to visit the Methods + Materials gallery, which features 18 exhibiting building product companies.
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Woods Bagot completes Blue & William, a glass office building framed by terra-cotta extrusions
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Lateral Office delivers a corrugated-metal community center in Nunavut
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Flad Architects references geological formations for new life science research building in San Diego
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HDR wraps a new research facility in Minnesota for Mayo Clinic in aluminum scrim
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Jahn/ lines a residential building in Chicago with aluminum spandrels drawing interest to a glass curtain wall facade
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Bureau des Mésarchitectures crafts a half-circular housing block clad in concrete and aluminum panels
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Graphite Design Group uses expressive mullions to distinguish three office towers in Bellevue
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Boston Valley Terra Cotta hosts the ninth annual Architectural Ceramic Assemblies Workshop in Buffalo
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BIG adds a pair of twisting travertine towers along New York City’s High Line
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Montgomery Sisam Architects and Moriyama Teshima Architects wrap Sheridan College Student Life Centre with aluminum shades
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Perkins Eastman, PBDW Architects, and Mancini Duffy complete TSX Broadway, a tower wrapped by colorful LED screens
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Handel Architects faces Harmony Commons, Canada’s largest passive house building, in metal rainscreen panels
