Glass Magazine mentions Benson Industries in an article on the new Oregon Zoo Education Center
The glass and systems used on the facility are energy saving and environmentally conscious.
New York YIMBY Reports on the Nearly Completed One Manhattan West
One Manhattan West is very close to officially being the tallest building in the neighborhood and the 12th tallest in New York City.
Owens Corning Highlights Three Benson Projects That All Have Incredible Safety Features
One World Trade Center, Wilshire Grand, and Salesforce Tower’s curtainwall all meet SAFETY Act credentials.
Holiday Fun: Benson Earns 2nd Place in a Local Architectural Gingerbread Bridge Design Competition
Benson Industries recently participated in an architectural gingerbread bridge competition sponsored by SFA Design Group LLC a structural engineering firm in Portland
Custom Monorail System installed for the completion of One Manhattan West
Benson has installed a custom monorail system to set the final floors and 3 story screenwall.
181 Fremont named 2018 Green Design Award Winner in USGlass Magazine
Benson Industries provided the energy efficient glaze for 181 Fremont’s exterior façade, the fully glazed system extends from floor to ceiling level on each floor.
First Curtain Wall Units are Being Installed on The Portland Building
Benson Industries was selected to join the project team of DLR Group and Howard S Wright to re-clad the façade with a curtain wall system that aesthetically was faithful to the original look but consistent with Benson standards.
Architect Magazine Features the LA Federal Courthouse Building
The 21st century LA Federal Courthouse designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill was brought to life with the help of Benson Industries.
388-390 Greenwich Street’s New Curtainwall Completed
The old and original exterior of 390 Greenwich Street had its entire facade covered in glass while the main tower will have only its first 14 stories redone.
Business Wire reports Salesforce Tower is now LEED Platinum® certified
Salesforce Tower, a transit-oriented development in San Francisco, was designed to use 50% less energy per square foot than the median United States office building and is sourcing 100% renewable electricity.