The National Medal of Honor Museum

Arlington, Texas, USA (2025)

Scope: The centerpiece of the Museum is a metal-clad 200-foot by 200-foot box that appears to hover 40 feet above the landscape. This imposing volume and its rich materiality serve as a powerful representation of the heavy burden borne in battle by the Medal of Honor recipients. The box houses the Museum’s immersive exhibitions.

Architect: Rafael Viñoly Architects

Construction Manager: Linbeck Group

MoMA Renovation Blade Stair

Manhattan, New York, USA (2019)

Scope: This stair’s minimal expression was achieved through a number of structural innovations – a six-inch thin vertical spine hangs from the roof structure to structurally support the stairs and landings, leaving the structure free of any lateral bracing.

Architect: Diller Scofidio + Renfro, in collaboration with Gensler

Construction Manager: Turner Construction Company

Trafigura Headquarters Uruguay

Montevideo, Uruguay (2018)

Scope: Engineering, Fabrication and Installation: building enclosure, atrium skylight, atrium feature stair.

Architect: Lacroze Miguens Prati Arquitectos

Wyly Theater for the Performing Arts

Dallas, Texas, USA (2009)

Scope: Extruded aluminum rainscreen system for theater facade and operable acoustic glass wall.

Architect: OMA / REX

Construction Manager: McCarthy Construction

HL23

The Highline, New York, NY, USA (2009)

Scope: Stainless steel rainscreen with custom stamped pattern for residential tower facade. Innovative technologies, including 3-dimension CNC die milling, was used by DANTE TISI to create the high-tech steel facade.

Architect: Neil M Denari Architects

Construction Manager: T.G. Nickel