The contest—celebrating its 10th anniversary this year—recognizes both new and renovated commercial and residential projects that utilize NanaWall systems to create extraordinary spaces. 

Armstrong introduces Lyra PB Vector ceiling panels with seven wood looks, updated finishes for WoodWorks walls, wood visuals for SoundScapes Shapes and Blades ceiling and wall panels, and nature-inspired colors for three SoundScapes product lines.

Knight Wall Systems announced the hire of Heidi Olson as project manager, according to Knight General Manager Brian Nelson.

Laminators Incorporated presents AdaptaClad™ RS, a new shop-fabricated rainscreen wall system designed to provide significant time and labor savings to fabricators and installers.

Knight Wall Systems announced the appointment of Pittsburgh-based Ghise Associates Inc. as its new manufacturer’s representative for Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia, according to Knight’s National Sales Manager, Travis Cacciatori.

Tremco CPG Inc. announced the acquisition of the wall system fabrication division of Carrollton, Texas-based NOW Specialties, LLC, a leading panel wall system fabricator specializing in metal composite material and aluminum composite material panels.

Sto Corp. has announced the introduction of Sto GPS Board, a graphite-enhanced, 100% closed-cell expanded polystyrene insulation board that can be used in a variety of applications, including the new StoTherm^® ci GPS wall system, and improved StoTherm ci MVES and StoPowerwall^® ci systems. 

Kingspan Light + Air unveiled its new product branding, exemplifying its evolution as a company and focus on innovation, growth and the customer experience.

Sto Corp. has launched the Sto Wall Selector tool, which is the latest in a suite of online, self-help tools on www.stocorp.com. The Sto Wall Selector is designed to assist users in finding the best Sto wall system for a particular project.

Designing a $100 million, 256,000 square-foot, six-story building that serves both historic downtown Blacksburg, Virginia and Virginia Tech University was no easy feat for Hanbury Architects and developer, W.M. Jordan Company.