Kelly Beamon

New Metal Cladding for Spring 2020

Kelly Beamon

March 11, 2020

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These durable metal facade systems add weather protection and unique visual interest to exterior elevations.

New Concrete and Masonry Products for Spring 2020

Kelly Beamon

March 10, 2020

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These materials harness the versatility, performance, and visual appeal of masonry.

Architect Michael K. Chen (left) designed Micro Living a concept apartment (right) for manufacturer Häfele America.

Michael Chen’s Tiny House Hack for Häfele

Kelly Beamon

February 5, 2020

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The New York-based firm unveiled its Micro Living concept for furniture, lighting, and hardware maker Häfele at the January Kitchen and Bath Industry Show in Las Vegas.

Granulated Cement

Kelly Beamon

February 4, 2020

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An armored-vehicles manufacturer has invented a solution for the cement industry.

Tykeson Hall, an academic center at the University of Oregon, integrates an innovative terracotta rainscreen.

A New Exterior Application for Classic Terracotta

Kelly Beamon

January 6, 2020

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Office 52 Architecture’s New Terracotta-Clad Academic Center Both Echoes and Updates University of Oregon’s Architectural Legacy.

CalPlant’s Building Green Award-winning MDF (right) is made from rice straw (shown left), which farmers had mostly been discarding until now.

MDF Made of Agricultural Waste

Kelly Beamon

January 6, 2020

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Using formerly worthless rice straw, CalPlant is pioneering an MDF manufacturing process that benefits agriculture and construction.

New Education Products, Winter 2020

Kelly Beamon

January 6, 2020

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These items enhance learning environments by adding versatility and eco-friendly features.

New Kitchen & Bath Products for 2020

Kelly Beamon

January 6, 2020

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These state-of-the-art fixtures and finishes add versatility to residential and commercial projects.

Edward Williams Architects Converts Historic Stable to London Workplace

London

Kelly Beamon

January 6, 2020

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Like a residence, a three-story workplace in London’s Paddington neighborhood has a kitchen designed to be its heart.

Two Architects Check the Pulse of the Sustainable Building Practices

Two Architects Check the Pulse of Sustainable Building Practices

Kelly Beamon

November 27, 2019

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Amid mounting concern about the changing climate, designers are moving beyond standard solutions. RECORD spoke with COOKFOX senior associate Arno Adkins and Heintges senior associate Jamison Guest about making better material choices.