LEED Gold Residential Development Wows Downtown Silver Spring With Fabricated Metal Systems By CEI Materials
In the massive 27-acre Blairs Development in Downtown Silver Spring, Maryland sits The Pearl, the new residential towers by Design Collective. The development, by Tower Companies, commissioned Design Collective to complete the first phase of the redevelopment by designing the 14-story mixed-use high-rise building that features, “…284 units, 177 parking spaces, and 30,000 square feet of indoor/outdoor amenity spaces including a two-story floating wellness center in the courtyard and a rooftop terrace overlooking Rock Creek Park,” Design Collective describes.
CEI Helps Architects Complete Stunning Adaptive Reuse Project In Watertown, Massachusetts
The Linx is a $60 million adaptive reuse architectural marvel by Spagnolo, Gisness & Associates (SGA Arch) in Watertown, MA. The building was converted from a concrete warehouse into a contemporary commercial office complex with a design that incorporates daylighting and various exterior-cladding materials. With the concrete replaced with glass, the new building was split into two and will now house a variety of professional industries from technology to health insurance.
Architects Design Headquarters Extension With The Help Of CEI Fabricated Metal Systems
The company’s North American corporate campus was built in the 1950s and the 10-acre space was in need of updating. The company commissioned NK Architects to develop a master plan for the space that would showcase the company’s movement into the 21st century.
Stunning Potomac Ballroom Boasts Striking Exterior Design With The Help Of CEI Materials
The recently completed Riverview Ballroom is a contemporary addition to the renowned Gaylord National Harbor Hotel and Convention Center in Prince George’s County, Maryland. The $25 million extension opened this year as a free standing meeting space, utilized for private events.
CEI Materials Aids Designers In University of Michigan Renovation Using MCM and Insulated Panels
Schembechler Hall at the University of Michigan serves as an ode to the university’s rich football history. The building is the renovation of the former U of M football operations building and houses the new dedication museum for football enthusiasts devoted to the university’s legendary coach Bo Schembechler.
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