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Gensler’s adaptive reuse project for the Frisco Public Library transforms a former Texas factory into a 14,000 m² center for reading and learning. Using PARKLEX PRODEMA panels on its façade, the design harmonizes with the local flora and reinforces its historical context, blending modern functionality with a sense of place.
Gensler’s design for the Moody Center at the University of Texas transforms the stadium into the campus’s epicenter. The timber canopy, clad with Parklex Prodema, creates a welcoming and flexible atmosphere, adapting to various events while reducing direct sunlight in the lobbies. This integration of interior and exterior spaces enhances the user experience, fostering a seamless connection between the building and its surroundings.
Woods Bagot’s project for the St. Mary’s Calne School library, completed in 2020, transforms the space into an academic and social hub. The faceted soffit, designed to mimic tree branches, is made with custom Parklex Prodema panels crafted from Okume wood. This design element creates a warm and welcoming atmosphere, enhancing the library’s role as a central gathering point for the school community.
Aldapeta María Ikastetxea School incorporates geothermal energy and natural light to create efficient spaces. The Parklex Prodema wood panels, installed vertically with hidden fixings, create a harmonious contrast with the concrete, enhancing the warmth and natural appeal of the wood.
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Parklex Prodema panels feature a surface layer with natural timber as opposed to printed paper, bringing a high-quality feel to facades and interiors.
