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The LA Stadium and Entertainment District is an unprecedented stadium venture. Built for two NFL teams and surrounded by a district of parks, hotels, retail, offices and residential real estate, it required an unprecedented sales center to drive revenue and buzz.

Sarabi Studio provided the architectural metals package for the Olsen Kundig designed refresh of 100 Congress Avenue in Austin, TX.

As they celebrated a decade of global operations, Maven Securities proudly showcased their new office space at 155 Bishopsgate, London. Located in the heart of the historic Broadgate district, the design is a harmonious fusion of modern aesthetics with the area's industrial heritage.

View additional project photos and complete case study on the Cascade Architectural website here.

Functioning as a privacy screen, solar screen, and two-story rain screen, Cascade's coiled wire fabric material serves an array of functional benefits while complimenting the mix of dark timber cladding, pigmented concrete, dark clay tile textures, and dark metal accents used throughout the open-

As part of the recent 9,000 sq. ft. renovation to upgrade its gaming floor at the Sugar Creek Casino in Hinton, Oklahoma, Worth Group Architects & Designers chose Fabricoil® coiled wire fabric to design a unique, flowing ceiling treatment.

This project was selected as an Honor winner in ARCHITECT's 2022 Architecture & Interiors Awards, Interior: Cultural category

A trip to the grocery store is hardly as enticing as one to an outdoor market, but design firm Lukstudio set out to challenge this notion.

The rubin museum opens its mandala lab, a cultural healing space that inspires connection, empathy, and learning by channeling buddhist principles.

Fabricoil coiled wire fabric was chosen as interior metal mesh drapery on a track system – playing a key role for the building's distinct system of movable partitions. The series of semi-transparent metal mesh curtains can be drawn out or in to give additional privacy or further partition the spaces as needed. You can see the movable partitions in use throughout this video on AIA Baltimore and the Baltimore Architecture Foundation's YouTube page by following the link below.