Cement panels give your building high visual impact and a durable exterior!

Pacific Plaza
Tacoma, Washington
BLRB Architects
Product: Swisspearl Carat Opal 7020
11,000 SF
LEED Platinum
2009

This parking garage renovation resulted in a LEED Platinum Certified office building that utilized our Swisspearl panels. BLRB Architects prized the high quality of the Swisspearl panels on the exterior, so they were installed in key interior rooms as well.

The Seattle Public Library Broadview Branch
Seattle, Washington
Miller Hayashi Architects
Product: Swisspearl Carat Opal 7020, Carat Coral 7030
4,000 SF                          
2006

This busy Seattle Public Library combines multiple Swisspearl colors in flat and lapped installations. Swisspearl is ideal for public buildings because it has no required maintenance, such as redoing caulk joints, repainting, or sealing. Maintenance-free Swisspearl building panels deliver significant cost savings over the life of the building compared to products with lower initial costs which require on-going painting and sealing to maintain their warranty. In terms of the true cost over the life of the building exterior, there is no better performer than Swisspearl composite cement façade building panels.

Garmin International GPS, Inc.
Salem, Oregon
Anderson Shirley Architects
Product: Swisspearl Reflex Silver 9000
32,000 SF
2007

Swisspearl was used on this seven year old building to replace a failed EIFS facade (Exterior Insulation and Finish System - also termed "synthetic stucco").  Contact us if you have a facade that is failing and would like to discuss replacing it with Swisspearl cement façade building panels.

Mirabella
Portland, Oregon
Ankrom Moisan Architects
Product: Swisspearl Reflex 9270
32,000 SF
2010

Swisspearl is the only cement composite building product which can be used on high rise applications. This 30-story building highlights the “Autumn Leaves” color at the top of the building, residence’s balcony areas, around the street level windows, and throughout the main entrance.