The climate’s chaotic disposition reveals oversights commercial construction workforces have made, but these are fixable with advances in fire-resistant building materials and resilient envelopes.
The Alpena County Regional Airport plays a crucial role in keeping this majestic getaway accessible to leisure and business travelers from other parts of the country. Dedicated in 1931, the airfield served as a training facility for fliers throughout WWII and remains home to one of only four National Guard Combat Readiness Training Centers in the United States.
A recipient of numerous awards for its mass-timber construction, the building required the development of new, innovative wood construction technology and is widely considered a pioneering project.
Norwegian façade-panel manufacturer Steni announced the availability in the North American building envelope industry of Steni Nature, a range of ventilated aggregate stone façade panels, according to Steni Export Director Adrian Pye.
Norwegian façade-panel manufacturer Steni announced the launch of Steni Vision, its first range of panels available to the U.S. market, according to Steni Export Director Adrian Pye.
Now available to the architectural design community and building industry, the catalog presents Glen-Gery’s distinctive brick collections and wall systems.
The company operates 10 manufacturing plants and 10 Masonry Supply Centers throughout the U.S. In Iowa, Glen-Gery operates a manufacturing plant in Redfield and a Masonry Supply Center in West Des Moines.
