Raising the Bar for Sustainable Ceilings
Armstrong AcoustiBuilt™ ceilings offer a sustainable combination of sound absorption and sound blocking.
Armstrong AcoustiBuilt™ ceilings offer a sustainable combination of sound absorption and sound blocking.
Natural, non-toxic, non-porous, and durable enough to last several lifetimes, Italian ceramic tile is the material of choice for designers with an eye on wellness.
Focused on the future, Tile of Spain enhances its digital offerings to stay connected with the North American design industry.
40 years after Dominique Perrault’s French National Library, metal fabrics continue to evolve, shaping contemporary architecture around the world.
Purveyors of ceramic tile show that pattern, material, history, and technology can all be a part of this ancient surface treatment.
Specular, a line of metal cladding products from Pure + FreeForm, adds visual dynamism and sustainable performance.
This classic Victorian ceramic gets a sustainability update for the 21st century, courtesy of a U.K manufacturer.
A revival of reflective and metallic finishes distinguishes the latest building materials, from architectural glass to hardware and carpet tile.
The award recognizes Material Bank’s contributions to the design industry and radical rethinking of how designers sample materials.
KOVA’s modular wall system has the potential to reshape office renovations.
Developed alongside industry experts and structural engineers, DriftReadyTM Stairs from the curious minds at Construction Specialties are the latest innovation in seismic resilience.
Prized for its tactile qualities and historical association with crafts, the material is enjoying a steady revival in New York City and beyond.
A range of new options can help architects and designers who are working to lower the embodied carbon footprint of their projects.
A salutation to the two science departments it holds, the Check Point Building’s ephemeral form contrasts with the campus’s more orthogonal buildings.
Building on a long legacy of environmental responsibility, Armstrong is pursuing the highest standards of sustainability across its extensive portfolio.
Low-iron glass and low-e coatings combine to bring architects and designers another tool in the effort to balance appearance, daylight and energy efficiency.
The wallboard maker takes the lead in its product categories, joining the Architecture 2030 challenge and committing to supporting a carbon neutral future for the building sector.
A hotel, a restaurant, and an office building show how Spanish tile can bring classic style and high performance to any space.
Three glass products from AGC use advanced technology to promote wellness by letting in natural light, without the glare.
These three kitchen and bath appliances take advantage of the latest in smart-home technology to promote health and wellness.