Projects

The Houston Country Club in Houston Texas is as famous for its membership list as it is for its golf course.

The three-dimensional facade was designed as a series of vertical strips with stepped projecting depths which combine to form the large wave pattern.

Kaynemaile was applied to each rectangular frame. Installation was fast given the scale of the job thanks to their simple fixing systems.

Kaynemaile worked with inspirational kinetic artist Ned Kahn and Schooley Caldwell to develop the design for the parking garage exterior at the Greater Columbus Convention Centre in Ohio.

The project consisted of an addition and a 

completely new roof system including 800 lf of S-5! ColorGard snow retention system. 

The building was originally built in 1960 and was completely refurbished including: Butler Standing Seam Roof and R38 Insulation System. 

Our team immediately analyzed a roof solution to meet their needs and by the end of the summer, the new MR-24 Metal over Metal Roof System was doing its’ job... 

OVHcloud Data Center needed a solution to noisy rooftop equipment and a revamped look.

When neighbors complained about the noise from the newly installed chillers at this bakery, the bakery owners came directly to RoofScreen.

VisionGuard™ Architectural Louvers by RoofScreen don’t always have to be used on equipment screens...

Parasoleil customized not only the size of the 400+ panels installed and their borders, but also adapted the pattern to a minimum of 23% openness for any given panel.

The pattern was developed in to fit the exact architectural language of the space, leaves and vines with an intentional nod to the surrounding agricultural wine economy...

Sound Transit MoW is a part of the plant to create an integrated, high-capacity transportation system that will serve the three-county Sound Transit District.

This project in Seattle, WA was a part of the expansion of the regional mass transit system. The project needed to be sustainable enough to meet LEED Silver requirements and also work with an affordable budget to meet the requirements of the Seattle Energy Code (SEC).

This project began once the Suquamish Tribe decided to open up a new building for their seafood business. However, they needed an insulation system that would ensure the building would maintain temperatures, for the sake of refrigerating food.

This gold mine is located in Oasis, NV, and is the only significant, major discovery in Nevada within the last decade. The job was created to develop further potential in the area.