Friday5 - December 18, 2020 - MillerClapperton

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IN THIS WEEK’S FRIDAY5

Episode 13 | Ask the Panel Guys

President of MillerClapperton, Zeke Miller and Debbie Sulewski, Director of Marketing & Product Development for 3A Composites, sit down for Episode 13 of Ask The Panel Guys to discuss design trends, influences, and what is on the horizon for 2021. When looking at color trends, they take into consideration what is influencing the market and how that translates into the building materials industry, as well as how biophilic design impacts exterior and interior design. Debbie also shares her in-depth knowledge of color palette creation, taking into account project lifecycles, regional color stories, and the larger trends seen in forecasting from color experts. Don’t miss this episode, see what’s new with ALUCOBOND® and how design and color will evolve over the next year. If you want to hear more, there’s a link to the full interview on our YouTube channel below.

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Location: Atlanta, GA
Product: Reynobond FR (MCM)
General Contractor: Brasfield & Gorrie, LLC
Architect: THW Design

Lenbrook, a Life Plan Community located in the heart of Atlanta, is undergoing a $100 million expansion called Kingsboro at Lenbrook, that will feature 53 new residences built to serve today’s and tomorrow’s seniors’ needs and desires. The project will have independent flats and villas, each with high-end finishes and a focus on biophilia. The design will incorporate nature to enhance overall well-being by using natural lighting and colors while surrounded by green space. MillerClapperton is fabricating and installing 4,600 square feet of Metal Composite Material for this unique project.

Everyone has responded to the pandemic in different ways, and some fortunate creatives have found themselves in creative overdrive while at home. If you’re looking for some inspiration this holiday season, look no further. This mid-century modern gingerbread house will certainly deliver a reprieve from the quarantine doldrums, or even possibly bring a little holiday joy as this challenging year comes to a close. Click below for instructions and a PDF guide that will have you on your merry, baking way.

Over time, there have been numerous movements that have defined how we express ourselves through buildings, art, and other mediums. Whether created out of a “dissatisfaction with the status quo or the emergence of new technology,” there have been notable shifts in design, especially within the past century. This begs the question – what design movement are we in now? ArchDaily reflects on this moment in time and what factors may accelerate innovation or usher us into the next design era.

Recommendation: 12 Design Books for Holiday Reading
Compiled By: Architectural Record

After this year’s news cycle and a seemingly endless borage of new streaming shows, a break from screens and technology may be just what you need this holiday. As 2020 comes to a close, take this opportunity to disconnect and unwind with a book on architecture. The editors of RECORD have compiled a list of recently published monographs and collections of essays that you can check out below.

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