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Jan. 18, 2017

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THE PREFERRED CHOICE OF EXCELLENCE: KALWALLENCHANCESAWARD-WINNING PROJECTS

Kalwall Featured in Three Award-Winning Projects Cited by Learning By Design

MANCHESTER, NH –Kalwall®– the industry leader in museum quality daylighting solutions – is part of threeaward-winning projects cited by Learning By Design in its Spring 2016 Architectural Awards Showcase editions.

Learning By Design, produced in partnership with the American Institute of Architects, is published twice annually to recognize outstanding architecture and innovative excellence in educational design.

Kalwall products were featured at The Conservatory Green (EC-8) in Denver, Colo., Lanier Technical College in Oakwood, Ga., and Coronado Elementary School in Richmond, Calif.Kalwall translucent sandwich panels are known for their beauty and ruggedness, as well as their ability to harvest daylight without sacrificing thermal performance. Studies also show that diffuse natural daylight creates a better learning environment.

The architectural context of Conservatory Green is “New Urbanism” and promotes 21stcentury learning opportunities, including sustainability. The $22 million project includes a function room featuring Kalwall translucent sandwich panels. The design of RB+B Architects, Inc., of Fort Collins, Colo., received an Outstanding Project Award in New Construction/Addition.

The $13 million workforce development center at Lanier Technical College, designed by Pond & Company of Norcross, Ga., won an Outstanding Project Award in New Construction/Addition. Kalwall panels form an eye-catching canopy of the center’s main entrance and are also prominent in the building’s think labs.

Coronado Elementary School, which underwent an entire transformation to keep its doors open, earned an Honorable Mention in New Construction/Addition. The $35 million project lead by WLC Architects of Berkley, Calif., features Kalwall panels that form the curved library wall symbolizing the library’s position as the heart of the school.

“We’re honored that Kalwall continues to be recognized for the benefits diffuse natural daylight provide in an educational setting for its ability and the aesthetic beauty it provides to any project,” says Kalwall principal Amelia Keller.

About Kalwall

Kalwall® is the industry leader for diffuse natural lighting systems and is recognized for its innovative, energy efficient and sustainable designs. Its rugged and beautiful translucent building products provide a more predictable, better quality of usable natural light, with superior thermal properties and best-in-industry solar heat gain control. Kalwall was founded in 1955, is headquartered in Manchester, N.H., and all products are made in the USA. For more information, visit

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