The design received significant recognition from Architectural Record, the World Architecture Festival, AIA Philadelphia, and the Chicago Athenaeum.

QC Facades’ glass panels helped deliver the clarity, transparency and high-design finish that now define the reimagined entrance experience, a defining feature of the airport’s ambitious transformation.

Last week we joined a webinar led by Denali Jones, Technical Director of the Rainscreen Association in North America (RAiNA). His talk focused on a question that turns out to be surprisingly tricky: How can we keep the envelope of a building dry?

A Day of Discussion and Lessons from the Field… QC Experience went way beyond a typical Thursday as architects, installers and manufacturers gathered for a tour of two projects that show new façades shaping Chicagoland. Hosted by QC Facades and

QC Facades & Centerline are teaming up to host the QC Experience, a behind-the-scenes look at two projects that prove our rainscreen systems aren’t just façades, they’re statements of style and performance.

On the spectacular MIT Headhouse project, we provided large format metal panels using C-Brite COIL finish. Jason Summers and Ryan Ewell discuss the use of the metal panels used with the fiberglass superstructure.

The MBTA owned MIT Headhouse project, which incorporates our large-format Aluminum Honeycomb cladding, was featured on the cover of Architectural Record. We wish to congratulate the architects at Perkins and Will and the entire design team for this striking and

Stunning design with a stunning execution. QC Facades is pleased to offer premiere architectural products on such a remarkable scale.

Architectural Record magazine recently featured a project using our QCglass rainscreen panels. Skylab Architecture specified our product for the walls and soffits of this new building for Nike at the company’s headquarters.

Marmol Radziner Architecture has posted about a recent project that uses our QChoneycomb with Anthra zinc panels.