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Can't get enough of the stunning architecture in Italy and Greece! From the towering columns of the Parthenon to the intricate details of the St Mark’s Basilica and the beauty of Florence and Venice, each structure tells a story of a rich cultural heritage. It's amazing to see how these buildings continue to inspire awe and admiration today. Who else shares my love for ancient architecture? 🏛️✨ "

We are Taking in the picturesque Swiss country side and metro areas this week for our Swisspearl US distributor training.

Case Study Kinnick Stadium: Bendheim Wall Systems & Swisspearl -

Case Study Kinnick Stadium: Bendheim Wall Systems & Swisspearl As a part of our Swisspearl Happy Hour Event email group, we have started to create a library of case studies from our manufacturers. As they become available, we’d like to share them with you. You may contact us at any time via our website . Continuing education (Live and Virtual) programs are av...

Case Study: Market House Natural Slate Rainscreen -

Case Study: Market House Natural Slate Rainscreen As a part of our Swisspearl Happy Hour Event email group, we have started to create a library of case studies from our manufacturers. As they become available, we’d like to share them with you. You may contact us at any time via our website . Continuing education (Live and Virtual) programs are av...

A custom-engineered channel glass system by creates the parking facade of the Frost Tower in San Antonio, Texas. The project includes approximately 28,000 square feet of Bendheim’s single-glazed Lamberts® channel glass, with alternating glazed and open sections that become a design element and provide natural ventilation. The translucent glass channels admit over 70 percent of daylight into the parking structure, while their privacy-friendly texture obscures views of the parked cars from outside. Architect: . Photos: Ray Briggs / okushi.photography.

A glass rainscreen by , featuring approximately 400 panels of textured, color-fritted, tempered-and-laminated safety glass, is part of the $95 million renovation of the MTA White Plains train station, located just outside of New York City. Bendheim developed a miniaturized, “slim” Wall-F compression fitting for the project to achieve the desired aesthetic and expedite the glass installation. The project required just two months to complete, as workers installed up to 20 panels per day. The blue ceramic frit was specified by the architects and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority as a match to the MTA logo color. It turns the glass into an intuitive wayfinding and branding element. Architect: Sowinski Sullivan Architects. Photos: Michael Del Rossi.

Happy Holidays from Scott & Ty -

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The recently renovated 101 North Tryon commercial building sits at the famed intersection of Trade and Tryon in Charlotte, NC. Set above the entrance of the building, a 25’ x 14’ facade made of ‘s Lamberts® mouth-blown glass brings a colorful liveliness to the area both day and night. The installation honors the location’s historic significance, while embracing the city’s commitment to contemporary art.

Delta Pharmacy and Medical Supply Project Cupaclad Natural slate mock-up complete and ready for install in Charleston, SC
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