Texas Medical Center Features Modern Mix of Contemporary Building Materials For Expansion
The University Medical Center in El Paso underwent an expansion to allow additional services and clinics to the community. One of these expansive properties was the East Clinic, that as the architects at PAGE describe, “…reinforces the existing UMC visual identity by using many of the same materials and elements used at the front door and lobby of the hospital that anchors the health care network, providing patients with a sense of familiarity.”
CEI Materials General Contractor/Architect Spotlight: PROCON, Inc
PROCON Inc. has nearly a century of construction expertise, the company has been privately owned for four generations. The award-winning firm out of Manchester, NH is unique in that they provide architecture, engineering and construction services. A true design-build firm, PROCON has completed projects across New England in a variety of applications.
Commercial Office Space Attracts Tenants With Energy-Efficiency And Stunning Exterior Design
The property at 75 Portsmouth Boulevard in New Hampshire is a contemporary commercial office space by local developers The Kane Company and design-build architects PROCON. The building, which features three-stories over 65,000 square-feet, sits on the prominent corner of Commerce Way and Portsmouth Boulevard.
CEI Materials Aids Architects In Updating Facade With A Prefabricated, Custom Metal System
Park 80 West in Saddle Brook, NJ has had numerous renovations over the years. Renovated in 2003, and then again in 2014, and 2016, the building has adapted to the new standard for “dynamic, engaging workspaces,” the owners describe. The commercial complex consists of two plazas, a total of over 500,000 square feet, and is currently pending LEED certification.
Architects Renovate Brewster Elementary School With Series Of Modern Upgrades
The same architects that designed the Henry H. Wells Middle School in Brewster, NY, completed another Brewster education building at JFK Elementary School. The project was part of a larger development, a $40 million bond by the Brewster Central School District, to renovate three schools in the district. All completed by the architects at KG+D, JFK Elementary School was transformed into a state-of-the-art learning facility.
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