New Improved StoGuard® Simplfies Application
StoGuard has always been a preferred fluid-applied air and moisture barrier system for applicators
Sto Panel Used for Student Housing at Rowan University
Rowan University in New Jersey needed housing to accommodate its rapidly expanding student body and partnered with the nearby town of Glassboro (just outside Philadelphia) to construct a six-story residential building
StoPanel Partners with Cladding Brand Leaders Dri-Design and Swisspearl
StoPanel Technology is now partnered with two façade industry leaders to offer state-of-the-art enhancements to its product line
Noted Artist Creates Mural for Sto Corp at AIA Expo
The 2018 AIA Conference & Exposition on Architecture kicks off at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in New York tomorrow (June 21-22) and one of the highlights will be a work of art in-progress at the Sto Corp booth —…
New Business Model Suggested for Architecture Profession
A recent article in Architectural Record penned by Phil Bernstein suggests that the architectural profession could benefit from a new business model
StoPanel Technology Project in Downtown Denver Wins Award
The Le Meridien and AC Hotel complex in downtown Denver is one of the first dual-branded luxury lifestyle hotel developments in the U
Restoration of Iconic Buildings Means Big Business and Big Energy Savings
As reported by National Geographic this month, iconic buildings are often celebrated for their architecture that has withstood the test of time, but what lies beneath those favorite, enduring facades – the cladding and infrastructure — does not usually hold…
Sto Helps Transform Affordable Housing Complex
Built in 1976, Georgia King Village in Newark, New Jersey, was in need of a makeover
What Films Teach Us About Architecture
Dozens of movies have been made in the past 100-or-so years about famous architects and architectural projects
The Cavity Wall Conundrum
A new e-book called the “Evolution of Building Enclosures”, published by Construction Specifier, offers a four-part series, including an article on what the magazine calls “the cavity wall conundrum”
