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Gensler’s adaptive reuse project for the Frisco Public Library revitalizes a former factory in Texas, transforming it into a 150,700 square foot center dedicated to reading and learning. The design incorporates Parklex Prodema panels on its facade, creating a harmonious relationship with the surrounding flora while emphasizing its historical significance. This approach blends modern functionality with a strong sense of place.
Gensler’s design for the Moody Center at the University of Texas revitalizes the stadium, positioning it as the central hub of the campus. The wooden canopy, featuring Parklex Prodema soffit, establishes a warm and adaptable environment, accommodating a range of events while reducing direct sunlight in the lobbies. This thoughtful integration of indoor and outdoor areas enriches the user experience, creating a fluid connection between the structure and its surroundings.
Woods Bagot’s project for the St. Mary’s Calne School library, finished in 2020, transforms the space into both an academic and social hub. The angular soffit, designed to resemble tree branches, is constructed using custom Parklex Prodema panels made from Okume wood. This design feature fosters a warm and inviting atmosphere, elevating the library’s significance as a central meeting place for the school community.
Aldapeta María Ikastetxea School utilizes geothermal energy and natural light to create efficient environments. The Parklex Prodema wood panels, installed vertically with concealed fixings, provide a contrast to the concrete, enhancing the warmth and natural beauty of the wood.
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