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The University of Toledo Art Building at The Toledo Museum of Art

Architect: 
The Collaborative, Inc.
Toledo, Ohio

Contractor: 
Rudolph Libbe, Inc.
Walbridge, Ohio

Ceco Distributor: 
General Building Products, Inc.
Toledo, Ohio 

The University of Toledo Art Building, the magnificent creation of famed architect Frank O. Gehry, located at the Toledo Museum of Art reminds us that a building can be functional as well as representative of the art which it was intended to house.
 

Architect: 
Tuck, Hinton Architects, PLC 

Contractor: 
AM Constructors

Ceco Distributor: 
Girtman & Associates 

The Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville, Tennessee offers 40,000 sqr. ft. of exhibit space and a 214 seat theater. The building spans an 
entire city block and soars 107 feet above a lush urban park. The museum sets a new standard for state-of-the-art design and symbolizes the importance of Country Music in America's heritage.
 

Architect: 
HOK Sport Facility Group/SHG Inc. 

Contractor: 
Hunt-Turner-White

Ceco Distributor: 
AirTec Corporation 

Comerica Park, in Detroit, Michigan, 
home of the Detroit Tigers, a beautiful new 
stadium which has a seating capacity of 50,000 and newly affirms that The sport of Baseball is alive and well in America.
 

Design Architect:
Earl Swensson Associates

Contractor:
Hardaway Construction

Ceco Distributor:
The Girtman Group

Opryland Hotel,  Nashville, Tennessee is one of the world's largest and most uniquely designed convention hotels, with 2,884 guest rooms, including 200 suites, and over 600,000 square feet of meeting and exhibit space. Only one hotel in the world offers all this, preserved under a brilliant 15-story glass dome.
 

Design Architect:
Davis M. Schwartz Architectural Services

Architect of Record:
GSI Architects, Inc.

Contractor:
Panzica Construction Company 

Ceco Distributor:
Functional Building Supply

Hailed as among the world's most beautiful concert halls, and located in the heart of Cleveland's Circle area, Severence Hall has been home to the Cleveland Orchestra for over half a century. A two year restoration was recently completed to restore the hall's original detailing while retaining its legendary acoustics. 
 

Architect:
Frank O. Gehry
Bazxter Hodell Donnelly Preston

Contractor:
Dugan & Meyers

Ceco Distributor:
Norwood Hardware And Supply 

The Albert H. Vontz Center for Molecular Studies, a neurological sciences and cancer research laboratory, brings the Signature Architect program to the University of Cincinnati's Medical Campus.
The basic layout resembles a "butterfly" Circulation, administration and public activities are all accessible from the dramatic spiraling staircases and balconies in the interior of the central "body". 
 

Architect:
Brooks, Borg, Skiles A/E 

Contractor:
Neumann Kiewitt Constructors 

Ceco Distributor:
Walsh Door & Hardware

The EMC building is a skillful composition of line, curve, and angle, with each form clearly expressed in juxtaposition to an adjacent section. At the top of the north wall is an abrupt 45 degree angled roof section not merely sliced straight across its apex, but topped with a curved band of windows on the southern elevation. 

The expressive forms encapsulate current modern
design and technology to create a building for the
entire next century.
 

Architect:
Tom Wright 
W. S. Atkins and Partners Overseas, UK 

Contractor:
Al-Habtoor 
Murray & Roberts Joint Venture

Ceco Distributor:
Task International

Located on a man-made island in Dubai, UAE, Burj Al Arab, Arabian Towers, is the tallest hotel in the world. At 321 meters, the structure is higher than the Eiffel Tower and only 60 meters shorter than the Empire State Building. 

The billowing sail facade features a double skinned Teflon-coated woven glass screen.