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The Professional Football Hall of Fame is more than a museum of artifacts and profiles of inductees. It is a celebration of the sport and a point of inspiration for future professional players. Since opening to the public in 1963, this popular Midwestern destination has seen major expansions of not only the original museum but the surrounding property. Jordan Flinchum Today, the Pro Football Hall of Fame Village spans 100 acres in Northeast Ohio and includes several venues for team and individual sports, event spaces for public and private functions, and the Fan Engagement Zone entertainment plaza. The most recent expansion of the original museum in 2012-13 saw the addition of ALPOLIC metal composite materials. The architectural firm... More

Opening in 2011, DPCR was painfully constrained by its structure, originally built as an elementary school. The school leadership set about the ambitious task to fundraise for necessary modernization. They exceeded their goal in less than two years through the generosity of multiple area businesses and through New Markets Tax Credits. ACM Panelworx Plans for the DPCR expansion included a reconfiguration of the campus to add more space for parking, plus construction of a new academic building to replace modular units serving as classrooms. A second permanent structure, the new student center, would hold a gymnasium and cafeteria and provide at-risk students with essential facilities like a food pantry, showers,... More

As the final completed building on the campus of Faison Center in Richmond, Virginia, Pioneer Hall accommodates a day program for autistic adults. On the second floor, students learn basic life skills, while the ground floor serves as a behavioral clinic. Kat Lively Kat Lively Kat Lively Architectural firm Baskervill has been involved with the Faison Center since its inception in the late 90s. The firm not only designed the original building that became the first component of the campus, but reimagined the structure to better suit the center's needs. Kat Lively Kat Lively Kat Lively Pioneer Hall, completed in late 2023, complements the center's other colorful buildings with beautiful, durable and safe ALPOLIC... More

Situated within Cleveland’s cultural district, the Cleveland Museum of Natural History has been a vital resource for science education, research, conservation, and community engagement since 1920. A multiphase transformation led by DLR Group unified existing and new structures into one legible whole, and transformed the museum into an actively sustainable building that brings visitors closer to nature while addressing human impacts on the natural world. The project was LEEDv4 BD+C NC Platinum certified in 2025 – becoming the first museum in the United States to earn this designation. Kevin G. Reeves Kevin G. Reeves Kevin G. Reeves Creating a new, cohesive identity for the museum, the architectural concept for the... More

Completed in August, 2024, the Prisma Health Center for Health & Life Sciences is part of Greenville Technical College’s Barton Campus. To date, this project is the largest on this campus and other Greenville Tech locations. Omer Ozbek Omer Ozbek Of note on the design of this facility is the ALPOLIC Anthra Zinc finish. Zinc composite materials clad part of the envelope on the second and third floors, and in small canopies around the main entrance.  Omer Ozbek Omer Ozbek More

The Muscarelle Museum of Art at the College of William and Mary holds one of the nation’s oldest collections of art at an institution of higher education. In addition to a permanent collection featuring works by Andy Warhol, Pablo Picasso and Georgia O’Keeffe, the Muscarelle hosts traveling exhibits of great renown and offers academic programs designed to foster art history and research.  Kat Lively The original museum’s size limited the Muscarelle’s ability to present certain programs and display more of its collection. In 2023, the college embarked upon a renovation project to expand the museum’s footprint. The challenge: Design an addition to an established building on a centuries-old campus that... More

Project Falcon, a global financial firm relocating to North Texas, charged Corgan with designing a corporate campus with sustainability topping its list. Primary goals included establishing a strong presence in North Texas, achieving Environmental Social Governance (ESG) and net-positive by 2030, and ultimately creating a beautifully designed, healthy environment to attract and retain up to 4,000 employees. The Commercial Studio met with stakeholders to envision the ground-up construction for the LEED Platinum project, resulting in a plan encompassing twin office towers, two parking garages with connector bridges, amenities, and outdoor spaces for employees to connect with nature. Caption To achieve ESG and sustainability, the design... More

Named for Hampton Roads educational leader and arts advocate Susan S. Goode, Virginia Wesleyan University's fine and performing arts center sits near the forefront of campus. This 23,200-square-foot venue supports a variety of programs sponsored by the school, from concerts and dramatic performances to guest lectures and presentations of interest to the greater Tidewater community.  Kat Lively Kat Lively Prominent in the design by architectural firm Tymoff + Moss is the canopy wrapping around the front glass enclosure to the Eleanor and Henry Watts Grand Lobby and Gallery. ALPOLIC metal composite materials in a Pewter finish clad the canopy, which extends beyond both entrances to the facility. Kat Lively More

With its workforce scattered across multiple campuses, Richmond-based Altria Group, Inc. wanted to create a central hub for its team to promote collaboration and an improved employee experience. After a careful search, they selected a greenfield site, home to a protected historic building from 1958. The problem: Creating a 21st-century campus fit for a Fortune 200 company that respects the history of the original design. The solution: A fresh yet complimentary expansion that almost doubled the building’s capacity with a focus on sustainability and innovative materials like ALPOLIC MCM. Chris Cunningham The Richmond, Virginia campus of Altria Group, Inc. has roots dating back to the late 1950s, when it served as home to the form... More

When talking of premier entertainment destinations, cities like Orlando, Las Vegas, and New York tend to dominate the conversation. In recent years, Arlington, Texas has stepped up as “The American Dream City,” attracting visitors the world over. Arlington hosts several professional sports teams and is home to theme parks, high-end shopping plazas and entertainment venues. To maintain this ambitious tourism infrastructure, accommodations such as the recently opened Loews Arlington Hotel and Convention Center provide luxury amenities and comfort.  Located within short distances of Globe Field, AT&T Stadium and Six Flags Over Texas, Loews Arlington is the city’s largest hotel with 888 guest rooms over 21 stories. H... More

The color red is long associated with fire stations. As architects take on the design of such facilities, they may take a number of factors into consideration that call for new ideas. In Chula Vista, California, each of the ten fire stations easily align to their surroundings with their distinctive designs. Station Number 10, in particular, speaks to a contemporary aesthetic that matches the overall vision of the Millenia neighborhood it supports. Rigo Vega for ALPOLIC Designed originally by Jeff Katz Architecture (now COAR Design Group), Chula Vista Fire Station No. 10 features 4,000 square feet of yellow ALPOLIC®/fr aluminum composite materials. The finish clads the building's fascia and soffits and its distinctive tower. The pa... More

Construction of this health clinic in Zion Crossroads, Virginia wrapped up in 2012. With ALPOLIC MCM fabricated and installed by W.H. Stovall & Company, Inc., the two-phased process involved the construction of a core building, two-story ambulatory healthcare shell, general practice clinic, radiology/imaging area, and an outpatient surgery center. Mark Rhodes for Mitsubishi Plastics Composites America In collaboration with the University of Virginia Physicians Group, architectural firm Baskervill designed the 46,000 square foot outpatient care facility. Architecturally, Baskervill sought to provide a quality, up-to-date facility while maintaining the regional context. To achieve this, classic materials such as brick were used in c... More