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2018 EIFS Architectural Awards

The prestigious EIFS Hero Awards honor a wide variety of projects that exemplify the unique attributes of exterior insulation and finish systems (EIFS). The award winning projects represent the best in the continuous insulation (CI) industry, all examples of exceptional architecture, and are most definitely heroes hidden in plain sight. The winners of the 2018 EIFS Hero awards were acknowledged at an awards ceremony during the industry-wide annual meeting of the EIFS Industry Members Association (EIMA) held in March 2019. We invite you to delight in the design excellence of these award-winning, spectacular EIFS projects. www.eima.com

The prestigious EIFS Hero Awards honor a wide variety of projects that exemplify the unique attributes of exterior insulation and finish systems (EIFS). The award winning projects represent the best in the continuous insulation (CI) industry, all examples of exceptional architecture, and are most definitely heroes hidden in plain sight. The winners of the 2018 EIFS Hero awards were acknowledged at an awards ceremony during the industry-wide annual meeting of the EIFS Industry Members Association (EIMA) held in March 2019. We invite you to delight in the design excellence of these award-winning, spectacular EIFS projects.
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ARCHITECTURAL AWARDS


Heroes come in all shapes and sizes.<br />

Heroes protect.<br />

They insulate.<br />

They’re resilient.<br />

They always exceed your highest expectations.<br />

The prestigious <strong>EIFS</strong> Hero <strong>Awards</strong> honor a wide variety of projects that<br />

exemplify the unique attributes of exterior insulation and finish systems<br />

(<strong>EIFS</strong>). The award winning projects represent the best in the continuous<br />

insulation (CI) industry, all examples of exceptional architecture, and are<br />

most definitely heroes hidden in plain sight<br />

The winners of the <strong>2018</strong> <strong>EIFS</strong> Hero awards were acknowledged at an<br />

awards ceremony during the industry-wide annual meeting of the <strong>EIFS</strong><br />

Industry Members Association (EIMA) held in March 2019.<br />

We invite you to delight in the design excellence of these award winning,<br />

spectacular <strong>EIFS</strong> projects.<br />

So, where is this “Hero” hidden in plain sight? Look no further than the<br />

perfect exterior wall .<br />

<strong>EIFS</strong>: Exterior Insulation and Finish Systems<br />

A perfect wall is efficient, aesthetically flexible, and incredibly durable.<br />

Have you seen this Hero? Probably so. Although some might question<br />

whether a unique design can be achieved while still meeting energy<br />

codes and sustainability, professionals in the exterior insulation and<br />

finish systems industry know the solution: <strong>EIFS</strong>.<br />

2 <strong>EIFS</strong> HERO AWARDS<br />

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<strong>EIFS</strong> Manufacturer: BASF Corporation -<br />

Wall Systems (Finestone)<br />

Contractor: Southern Wall Systems<br />

Distributor: Meridian Brick and Masonry Supply<br />

Owner: Liv.able, Inc.<br />

Architect: Freeman Kennett Architects<br />

<strong>EIFS</strong> HERO OF THE YEAR<br />

L I V . A B L E S H O W R O O M<br />

High Point, NC<br />

Located in High Point, North Carolina (the “furniture capital of the world”), this project<br />

displays collections of furniture that attract entry-level to high-end consumers.<br />

Specially engineered scaffolding was created by Southern Wall Systems to<br />

accommodate the compound curving at the top of the 30 foot by 70 foot panels.<br />

The bold design clearly demonstrates the design flexibility that can be accomplished<br />

by using <strong>EIFS</strong>, and the project is most deserving of the honor and recognition of the<br />

<strong>2018</strong> <strong>EIFS</strong> Hero of the Year Award.<br />

4 <strong>EIFS</strong> HERO AWARDS<br />

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<strong>EIFS</strong> HERO AWARD WINNERS<br />

P R I V A T E R E S I D E N C E<br />

Swain, NY<br />

Category: Residential<br />

<strong>EIFS</strong> Manufacturer: Dryvit Systems, Inc.<br />

Contractor: Fallon Construction<br />

Distributor: Thermal Foams, Inc.<br />

Owner: Richard Ash<br />

Architect: Mossien Associates Architects, PC<br />

Envision a chalet, built on the side of a mountain,<br />

that looks nothing like what you would imagine.<br />

The owner of this custom home wanted a modern<br />

look with clean lines. He also wanted the exterior<br />

to have the appearance of wood without having<br />

wood’s maintenance, and the look of metal<br />

without the cost of metal panels. For this project,<br />

the designer recognized that <strong>EIFS</strong> was the perfect<br />

solution. What an architectural statement!<br />

6 <strong>EIFS</strong> HERO AWARDS<br />

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3 0 9 E A S T P A C E S F E R R Y R O A D<br />

Atlanta, GA<br />

Category: Mixed-use<br />

<strong>EIFS</strong> Manufacturer: Sto Corp<br />

Contractor: Southern Wall Systems<br />

Distributor: Capitol Materials<br />

Owner: Know/Redan<br />

Architect: Lyman Davidson Dooley, Inc.<br />

This project was a ‘makeover’ of an existing<br />

building and utilized the <strong>EIFS</strong> panelization<br />

process. To achieve the appealing appearance of<br />

brick and granite, innovative finishes of the <strong>EIFS</strong><br />

manufacturer were used.<br />

8 <strong>EIFS</strong> HERO AWARDS<br />

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THE VILLAGE AT TOTEM LAKE-BUILDING B<br />

Kirkland, WA<br />

Category: Mixed-use<br />

<strong>EIFS</strong> Manufacturer: ParexUSA<br />

Contractor: Applied Restoration, Inc.<br />

Distributors: Salmon Bay Sand and Gravel, Evergreen<br />

Building Products<br />

Owner: CenterCal Properties, LLC<br />

Architect: IBI Group, Architects Orange<br />

The developers of this project wanted it to be<br />

pleasing to the eye, while accommodating the<br />

new vision for mixed-use. It needed to be a true<br />

centerpiece that would attract the contemporary<br />

retailers and restaurants that younger generations<br />

seek. By using <strong>EIFS</strong>, the wide array of architectural<br />

accents and features the design team and owner<br />

envisioned were easily and affordably able to be<br />

constructed. This project is a true testament to<br />

the fact that there is virtually nothing you cannot<br />

accomplish by using <strong>EIFS</strong>.<br />

10 <strong>EIFS</strong> HERO AWARDS<br />

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Category: Residential<br />

<strong>EIFS</strong> Manufacturer: Sto Corp.<br />

Contractor: Jersey Panel<br />

Distributor: Sto of NJ, Inc.<br />

Owner: Kean University<br />

Architect: Netta Architects<br />

KEAN UNIVERSITY - FRESHMAN RESIDENCE HALL<br />

Union, NJ<br />

This project is a hybrid <strong>EIFS</strong> project with 80 percent of it being constucted with<br />

panelization and the remainder with the manufacturer’s brick panel finish.<br />

The design and appearance of the project blended nicely with the surrounding<br />

buildings, which are a part of this college’s campus. This classic <strong>EIFS</strong> project is<br />

sure to stand the test of time.<br />

12 <strong>EIFS</strong> HERO AWARDS<br />

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<strong>EIFS</strong> AWARDS OF MERIT<br />

AC HOTEL BY MARRIOTT TAMPA WESTSHORE<br />

Tampa, FL<br />

KEAUHOU LANE<br />

Honolulu, HI<br />

The architects for this project wanted to combine the look of stone and metal in unique colors that would mimic the salt<br />

beds endemic to this popular Hawaiian destination. The cost, if natural and native materials were specified, was too great to<br />

construct the project. By using <strong>EIFS</strong>, the project owner and architect were able to build it as they envisioned, with a timeless,<br />

indigenous design.<br />

The handsome design of this project features crisp, clean white finishes and wood-appearance panels as an<br />

accent. <strong>EIFS</strong>, naturally, was an easy choice for the white sand finishes, but the wood finish was a particular<br />

challenge due to the complex detailing and integration to include continuous insulation. The solution was a<br />

no-brainer, <strong>EIFS</strong> was the true hero hidden in plain sight.<br />

Category: Hospitality<br />

<strong>EIFS</strong> Manufacturer: Master Wall, Inc.<br />

Contractor: LP Construction of Florida<br />

Distributor: Rosen Materials<br />

Owner: PRISA Group<br />

Architect: L2 Studios<br />

Category: Mixed-use<br />

<strong>EIFS</strong> Manufacturer: Dryvit Systems, Inc.<br />

Contractor: Group Builders, Inc.<br />

Distributor: Honsador Lumber<br />

Owner: Keauhou Lane<br />

Architect: hi.arch.y llc<br />

14 <strong>EIFS</strong> HERO AWARDS<br />

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DAVITA<br />

Albuquerque, NM<br />

MYSTIC LAKE CASINO & HOTEL<br />

Prior Lake, MN<br />

This healthcare facility utilized <strong>EIFS</strong>, plus a fluid-applied air and water barrier, to achieve maximum energy efficiency.<br />

Additionally, a very bright blue, the signature color of the project owner, was easliy attainable due to the versatility of<br />

color enhancement provided by the <strong>EIFS</strong> manufacturer. To top it off, the integration of the curtain wall with <strong>EIFS</strong> was<br />

nothing less than masterful.<br />

Category: Hospitality<br />

<strong>EIFS</strong> Manufacturer: Dryvit Systems, Inc.<br />

Contractor: Swanson & Youngdale<br />

Distributor: The Lutz Company<br />

Owner: Mystic Lake Casino<br />

Architect: Worth Group Architects<br />

Category: Healthcare<br />

<strong>EIFS</strong> Manufacturer: Sto Corp.<br />

Contractor: Kenyon Plastering<br />

Distributor: Chapparal Materials<br />

iFLY<br />

King of Prussia, PA<br />

Category: Other<br />

<strong>EIFS</strong> Manufacturer: Dryvit Systems, Inc.<br />

Contractor: Paramount Contracting<br />

Distributor: Manning Materials<br />

Owner: Skygroup, LLC<br />

Architect: Hodges & Associates Architecture<br />

What makes this project so special is the<br />

complexity and uniqueness of the <strong>EIFS</strong><br />

aesthetic grooves. The multiple compound<br />

radius curves make the design of this indoor<br />

skydiving facility stand out. The aesthetically<br />

intricate curves were laid out using math<br />

calculations, string and marker, and then cut<br />

freehand into the foam insulation. The eyecatching,<br />

vibrant colors are a unique design<br />

solution easily attainable by using <strong>EIFS</strong>.<br />

This project features the <strong>EIFS</strong> panelization<br />

process. Using this process allowed the<br />

construction team to install the panels to<br />

accommodate an innovative design, while<br />

meeting an aggressive schedule. Use of the<br />

panels allowed the construction team to<br />

install windows right after a section was<br />

completed, rather than waiting for the entire<br />

application to be finished. This <strong>EIFS</strong> project<br />

stands out for many reasons, including its<br />

unique design, attractive finish, and rapid<br />

completion.<br />

16 <strong>EIFS</strong> HERO AWARDS<br />

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HYATT HOUSE<br />

New York, NY<br />

Exterior Insulation and Finish Systems<br />

Category: High-rise<br />

<strong>EIFS</strong> Manufacturer: Sto Corp.<br />

Contractor: ECI Contracting, LLC<br />

Distributor: S & J Supply<br />

Owner: Hyatt Corporation<br />

Architect: Nobutaka Ashibhara Architects, P.C.<br />

One fully-engineered, tested, code-compliant system.<br />

Supplied by one source.<br />

Installed by one contractor.<br />

Warranted by one manufacturer.<br />

With the flexibility to meet virtually unlimited design goals,<br />

<strong>EIFS</strong> buildings are everywhere you thought they weren’t.<br />

Providing more than you ever thought they could.<br />

This project is a slender<br />

32-story tower, with an<br />

abundance of smoky glass<br />

windows, alternating with<br />

vertical strips that have the look<br />

and feel of traditional limestone.<br />

While the stone at the base of<br />

the building is manufactured<br />

limestone panels, the cladding<br />

on the upper floors of this 300<br />

foot high building is <strong>EIFS</strong>. The<br />

specialty finish limestone saved<br />

the project owner’s budget,<br />

without sacrificing their desire<br />

to achieve an authenitc look<br />

with curb appeal.<br />

18 <strong>EIFS</strong> HERO AWARDS


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