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The Glazing Showdown: Why Polycarbonate Triumphs over Fiberglass in Architectural Projects

By Mike Snyder | May 24, 2023

While the size of the project does impact the material selection between polycarbonate and fiberglass, other considerations include aesthetic preferences and long-term durability.  In the world of architectural and construction industries, the selection of materials for glazing applications can significantly impact the success and performance of a project. Two popular contenders, polycarbonate and fiberglass, vie…

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Winslow Therapeutic Center

By Mike Snyder | April 8, 2023

Discovering the Transformative Power of Garden Therapy at Winslow Therapeutic Center Nestled in the rolling hills of Warwick, New York, the Winslow Therapeutic Center is a hidden gem of holistic healing. Since 1974. the Winslow Center has provided equine therapy. Over the years, the center has expanded to include a Pathway of Hope, a vegetable greenhouse,…

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Reviving the Past: A Guide to Renovating Historical Skylights

By Mike Snyder | March 7, 2023

Careful planning and execution are crucial to successfully replacing a historic skylight. The task of restoring, replacing, or renovating a historic skylight can be a daunting challenge. From the differences in glass technology to the changes in building codes, there are many factors to consider to ensure the preservation of the skylight’s historical significance while…

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Polycarbonate Glazing: A Game Changer for Architecture

By Mike Snyder | February 2, 2023

Polycarbonate glazing provides the beauty of natural daylight yet is more cost-effective.  The word “polycarbonate” might make you think of industrial-looking buildings with poorly distributed light diffusion. But recent technologies have revolutionized this type of glazing, resulting in a desirable and customizable option for architectural projects. Polycarbonate is a strong, lightweight plastic material that has many…

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Designing with Glass: 5 Architectural Considerations

By Mike Snyder | January 12, 2023

Beyond appearance and energy efficiency, it is important to ensure that the design of the glass and the structure meet building codes. Are you designing your next project to include overhead glazing? Skylights, canopies, glass atriums, and conservatories are just a few items that include glass as the roof enclosure. There are several key considerations…

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Moxy Hotel Asheville, NC

By Mike Snyder | December 14, 2022

What does it mean to have moxy? When you’ve got moxy, minor setbacks don’t keep you from trying again. You don’t give up easily and you’re determined. In a nutshell, it’s another way to say grit, courage, nerve, or a growth mindset. In many ways, these words also describe the younger generations. Seldom does life…

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Cavalier Beach Club

By Mike Snyder | November 30, 2022

Imagine yourself on a tropical oasis with an infinity pool, an amazing view of the ocean, and all the amenities of a five-star hotel. That vision is attainable at the Cavalier Beach Club in Virginia Beach. Located across Pacific Avenue from the historic Cavalier Hotel, the beach venue opened on Memorial Day in 1929. During its…

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Hampton Inn, Tampa

Which canopy?

By Mike Snyder | November 2, 2022

In addition to being functional, canopies are also a great way to enhance the curb appeal of the property. One of our most popular products is the canopy.  It is at the top of the searches we see on our website every month.  Canopies are a functional design element that can easily transform any project from…

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Oak Spring Garden Foundation

By Mike Snyder | October 31, 2022

The Oak Spring Garden Foundation was established in 1993 by Rachel, “Bunny” Mellon.  Bunny developed an interest in gardening quite early in life, and by the age of 12, she was an avid gardener with a burgeoning collection of gardening and landscape books.  Over the years her passion for plants would grow to include botanical…

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