Fiber Concrete / UHPC

Designed by Shepley Bulfinch, one of the USA’s oldest architectural firms, the 37,000-sf addition to North Shore Community College’s McGee Building in Lynn, MA, serves as a transformative anchor to the downtown Market Street redevelopment. The striking curved façade and dynamic new plaza create a welcoming entry point for students, families, and the wider community.

ECO Cladding provided the engineered subframing system to support the light-colored TAKTL UHPC concrete façade panels, helping achieve the project’s architectural vision with a durable, thermally efficient rainscreen solution that redefines the college’s public presence.

Recognized for its sustainable design, the Thompson Field House at Phillips Exeter Academy is a collegiate-level facility that supports multi-team athletic competitions and wellness programs. Designed by ARC, the building plays a central role in the campus’s transformation, offering flexible spaces that engage the entire school community. Its UPHC panel façade used ECO Cladding systems to create subtly curves from north to south, aligning with adjacent walkways to create framed campus views and reinforce thoughtful landscape integration.

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The Field Arts & Events Hall is a striking new cultural landmark on the Port Angeles waterfront—designed to support local arts organizations and serve as a community gathering place. As the first of three buildings planned for the Port Angeles Waterfront Center, the hall features a performance venue, fine art gallery, conference center, and café, all anchored by sweeping views of the Olympic Mountains and the Strait of Juan de Fuca.

Designed by LMN Architects, the building draws inspiration from its surroundings through aqua-toned accents, wood details, and natural landscape materials. The façade incorporates Rieder Fibre-C UHPC panels installed on ECO Cladding’s engineered subframing system, marrying durability with a refined, place-based design. The result is a vibrant civic hub that elevates the arts while celebrating the natural beauty of Port Angeles.

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Designed by SLAM, the new Providence School of Nursing combines contemporary design with durable performance. ECO Cladding’s subframing system supports both ACM and UHPC fiber concrete panels, delivering a sleek rainscreen façade that aligns with the institution’s forward-thinking approach to education and wellness. The system accommodates varied panel types while maintaining clean lines and thermal efficiency.

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The new Silverado Ranch DMV in Las Vegas will be the largest in Nevada, strategically located near Silverado Ranch Boulevard and Valley View Boulevard to serve the city’s fastest-growing region. Designed by TSK Architects, the 60,511-square-foot facility will feature 60 service counters, plus four walk-up and two drive-through kiosks offering 24/7 service.

ECO Cladding systems support a high-performance exterior using UHPC and HPL panels, delivering long-term durability and a modern aesthetic. The building is set to open in 2026.

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Anchoring Manhattan’s High Line, The Standard Hotel has become a defining architectural icon in the Meatpacking District. Designed by Ennead Architects, the striking concrete-and-glass structure played a key role in the area’s transformation into a cultural and commercial hub. The façade features Fiber Cement UHPC panels by Rieder, mounted on ECO Cladding’s engineered sub-framing system, delivering precision, durability, and modern minimalism in one of New York’s most vibrant neighborhoods.

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