ExxonMobil is taking action to help address plastic waste in the environment by increasing plastic recyclability and supporting improvements in plastic waste recovery

Introducing North Dakota’s first and only LEED® (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Platinum-certified commercial building – UND’s Gorecki Alumni Center in Grand Forks, N.D.

As a vertically-integrated supplier of plastic resins and petrochemicals, the company owns and manages extensive land holdings near the Formosa Plastics Corp. Texas plant site in Point Comfort, Texas.

After more than 80 years of use, EXTECH helped renew the landmark's architectural heritage with modern performance.

The design is efficient, comfortable and cleanly expresses the image of a contemporary Japanese ramen culture.

TOOLBX teamed up with last-mile delivery company Onfleet to keep their customers satisfied and expedite the delivery process.

ABA was retained to design the new center as both a destination for researchers consulting Roth’s works and an exhibition space for sharing material related to the author’s work and life.

Making it simple to find extraordinary things, the lobby, amenity lounges, and penthouse floor of Ardan are filled with impactful art from CBCA artists.

The efficiency of a Smardt centrifugal chiller with Danfoss Turbocor® magnetic-bearing compressors could cut $650,000 annually off the gas bill and reduce CO2 emissions by over 23,300 metric tons, a huge economic and environmental benefit.

The luminaires provide the right lighting levels, and while elegant, still create an impact when you enter the space.

Manufactured by Acurlite Structural Skylights, the canopy’s aluminum framing system was finished by Linetec in durable, Class I Clear Anodize. Highlighting the natural look of aluminum accentuates the cancer center’s clean, contemporary appearance.