Fundermax North America

Discover the exciting story behind the concept, design, and materials of a building addition to D.C. Bilingual Public Charter School in Washington, D.C. by Hord Coplan Macht. Project Architect, Chris Peterson AIA, walks you through the story and important meaning behind the herringbone pattern, custom perforated phenolic panels, and each of the materials selected. Project: DC Bilingual Public Charter School Architect: Hord Coplan Macht Construction Manager: Gilbane, Inc. Structural Engineer: SK&A Structural Engineers Installation: Alliance Exterior Construction Rep Agency: PPSI, LLC Phenolic Panel Manufacturer: Fundermax Location: Washington, D.C. Product: Max Compact Exterior Decor: Amazon # 0922 Finish: NT / Standard Finish Fastening System: Exposed Watch the full 16-minute case study on YouTube to learn more about the full concept, and to see more imagery: https://lnkd.in/ge6nYVSU Learn more about Fundermax panels and order free samples from over a hundred different options on our website at https://lnkd.in/gUTEZfkW Discover the many ways you can use phenolic panels in your clients next project in our blog, "Using Phenolic Panels for a Perforated Design" at https://lnkd.in/garSiBVM #building #school #architect #design #project #exteriorarchitecture #exteriordesign #schooldesign #casestudy #casestudies #fundermax #foryoutocreate #createwithfundermax #morethanapanel #morethanboards #phenolic #sustainabledesign #sustainability #sustainablearchitecture #hordcoplanmacht #architecture #washingtondc

Navigating the complexities of updating old buildings for new purposes is no simple task. Questions can arise around the suitability, cost-effectiveness, and entailment of adaptive reuse. But with housing shortages and a surplus of vacant buildings, developers are turning their attention to the opportunities and results that reuse renovations bring. Learn about “The Rule of Six” by reading this article: https://hubs.la/Q02Xx8zY0 #sustainability #sustainabledesign #architecture #architects #architectureanddesign #designers #buildingmaterials #sustainablematerials #commercialconstruction #commercialarchitecture #greenarchitecture #sustainablearchitecture

Incorporating air gaps and joint spacing is essential in ensuring the highest-quality installation of phenolic wall panel systems. As a global leader among phenolic panel manufacturers, we understand the curiosity around why accounting for these spacings is vital. Proper spacing brings forth various factors that promote the effectiveness of a phenolic panel system. Learn what these are and more on these concepts by reading our blog: https://hubs.ly/Q02YNpSw0 #phenolicpanels #modernarchitecture #panels #sustainabledesign #architecture #architects #architectureanddesign #designers #buildingmaterials #commercialconstruction #facadedesign #fundermax #createwithfundermax #architect #sustainablematerials #morethanapanel #foryoutocreate

An awesome project with FunderMax France utilizing our gloss (NG) exterior phenolic panels in a bright yellowish green ????

Chip Diefendorf and I are in Hamilton at the 2024 SLCan Sustainable Labs Canada Conference showcasing how well we contribute to sustainability in lab applications with Fundermax North America; stop by and see us! ??????

Are you considering ACM and phenolic panels for your client's exterior wall cladding? While ACM is popular, phenolic panels, like those from Fundermax, can offer superior durability, design flexibility, and sustainability. ?? Wondering which material is best for your project? Dive deeper into our comparison of ACM vs. phenolic panels and discover the long-term benefits of choosing high-pressure laminates. Read more (or listen to the blog) at https://hubs.la/Q02Yz4Pg0 #Fundermax #WallCladding #Sustainability #Architecture #Design #ExteriorArchitecture #ForYouToCreate #CreateWithFundermax

Today through Wednesday, Jeni Robb, MBA and Chip Diefendorf are attending and exhibiting at the 2024 SLCan Sustainable Laboratory Conference in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Our team is eager to join the conversation about how to further strengthen the sustainable lab community through shared knowledge, product innovation, and transparent product conversations. Values that are important throughout Fundermax and why we prioritize sustainability in all that we do. If you're in attendance, make sure to stop by BOOTH 16 to say hi as well as learn more about how our sustainable laboratory solutions can align with your next project.

The Wheaton Regional Library & Community Recreation Center, an 8,500-square-foot facility in Wheaton, Maryland, showcases a stunning fa?ade of Fundermax’s Max Compact Exterior panels. Varying yellow and orange tones of Satsuma, Saffron and Golden Yellow face road traffic to give the facility an inviting warmth and richness. The horizontal layout of the panels close the gap between the rainscreen fa?ade and some auxiliary doors, giving the exterior a clean, consistent aesthetic. Learn how Max Compact Exterior panels added value to this project on our project gallery: https://hubs.la/Q02Xxfdw0 Explore these decors and more by ordering free samples: https://hubs.la/Q02XxBmJ0 #architecture #architects #architectureanddesign #designers #exteriordesign #exteriorarchitecture #buildingmaterials #commercialconstruction #commercialarchitecture #fundermax #createwithfundermax #morethanapanel #foryoutocreate

The Fundermax laboratory team is exhibiting at Tradeline's University Science & Engineering Facilities Conference today and tomorrow in Scottsdale, Arizona. Jonathan Broman is there and looking forward to sharing our lab solutions and how they can fit your needs - from wall lining and casework to work surfaces, stop by our booth, BOOTH 1, to learn more! Learn more about the show this year, or how to sign up for next year, at https://hubs.la/Q02YbW2f0 We look forward to seeing you there!

As a global leader in their manufacturing, Fundermax knows the benefits and features of using high-pressure laminate panels. We also understand that architects must contemplate which products to choose out of an array that meet their project needs. These include fiber cement, an alternative material to phenolic panels made from water, portland cement, silica sand or fly ash, and cellulose fibers that can be used for wall-lining. Explore our blog to discover the key ways in which these products differentiate to help you decide which is best for your project: https://hubs.la/Q02Xx04d0 #architecture #architectureanddesign #phenolicpanels #buildingplanning #creativedesign #architects #fundermax #createwithfundermax #morethanapanel