In the past few years, there has been greater recognition for the role sound plays in creating occupant comfort in homes, schools, workplaces and healthcare facilities. 

It was 1971 and Chris Clayville was tired of being an employee at the Atomic Energy Commission and living in Pocatello, Idaho. He had grown up in Burley, which was about 70 miles from where he and his wife Linda were living with their young daughters. 

The project team's additional members included: Stantec (formerly ADD Inc.) as the architect-of-record, Pickard Chilton as the exterior architect, Turner Construction as the construction manager, Northstar Project & Real Estate Services as the project manager, Acentech Incorporated as the acoustician and Sasaki as the interior architect. Working closely with Acentech, Sasaki specified Rockfon's acoustic ceiling systems, which were provided by Merrimack Building Supply and installed by Allan Construction.

Eventscape is pleased to announce their largest architectural installation to date. Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse, homecourt for the Cleveland Cavaliers, features a 65,000 square foot metal architectural feature wall, lining the interior of a glass-enclosed atrium. 

A decorative line of  panels were specified as standout interior finishes for four student housing projects at The Savannah College of Art and Design.

WACA is offering five scholarships at $5,000 each! 

Armstrong World Industries, Inc. today announced that it has acquired the business and assets of Moz Designs, Inc., a designer and fabricator of custom architectural metal ceilings, walls, dividers and column covers for interior and exterior applications.

At its distribution center in Montebello, California, Rockfon North America, part of ROCKWOOL Group, celebrates its annual safety milestone and a cumulative estimated total 323,700 hours in 23 consecutive years without any lost-time injuries. 

Walls & Ceilings Publisher, Editor John Wyatt and Associate Editor Hannah Belloli caught up with 2014 & 2018 “Generation Next” feature Kyle Young, president of Acoustic Ceiling & Partition of Ohio.  

Today’s high-performance buildings are designed to achieve a wide and often complex assortment of objectives, covering everything from aesthetics to energy efficiency, safety and resiliency, sustainability, circularity and more.