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The right environment can help students reach their highest potential. With extensive experience and an expansive product line, EFCO helps architects develop high-quality learning environments for students and educators while ensuring the design intent of a project is upheld. Read and watch more below about our expertise in developing comfortable |
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 Project Profile A superintendent of schools shares his district's experience with EFCO products in enhancing the classroom environment |
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| Improves usage of natural light through design solutions that in turn lower energy cost and improve student productivity. View EFCO’s Products |
XTherm™ line assists in lowering HVAC workloads by delivering improved thermal performance. View EFCO’s XTherm® Line |
Systems improve acoustical performance, providing an environment that helps students focus on academic achievement. View EFCO’s Acoustic Products |
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  Marysville-Pilchuck high school Food Commons EFCO D502 entrance doors and E-Shade™ helped this 16,382-square-foot addition improve energy performance; the EFCO 403 storefront covers the facade and allows for an abundance of natural light into the area. |
  University of Georgia Bolton Dining Commons A functional complement to existing campus architecture, the new Bolton Dining Commons building features the EFCO 5600 curtain wall, 403 storefront and D500 entrance doors that provide appealing views of the upgraded pathways. |
  University of Texas Dell Health Learning Building With the university owning 3 million square feet of LEED-certified buildings, this new facility adds to that total, and EFCO 5600 and 5900 curtain wall and D518 entrance doors all contribute as they strive for a 4-Star Austin Energy Green Building rating. |
  Southern Methodist University Anita and Truman 500 students can sit comfortably in the domed Dining Commons due to the high performance electrochromic glass glazed into the EFCO 5600 curtain wall. Over 75% of occupied areas receive daylight and 90% have views of the outdoors in this LEED Gold® building. |
  Twin Rivers Primary / Intermediate School McKeesport, Pennsylvania The 5600 EFCO curtain wall with high performance glass and sunshades helped to satisfy the requirements for natural daylighting in this LEED Gold® structure. EFCO D500 entrance doors and storefront also contributed prominently to the design. |
  Charlotte high school Rochester, New York Along with meeting thermal performance mandates, EFCO was able to provide 325X XTherm® window and 5600 curtain wall materials that met design needs and helped the school district become one of the best in the nation. |
  Clay County high school Ashland, Alabama This new multimillion-dollar high school united two rival school districts into one. EFCO 601 windows, S403 storefront, and D500 entrances all delivered on the design intent from both thermal and daylighting perspectives for the large number of students on campus. |
  Brunswick high school Brunswick, Georgia The central design aspect of Brunswick, one of the largest schools ever built in Glynn County, was to create a more open layout for a maximized view. The EFCO 5600 curtain wall, 2700 projected windows and D518 entrance doors all helped deliver beautiful, functional results. |
  Glenbard West high school addition Glen Ellyn, Illinois EFCO figured prominently in this energy-efficient, three-story addition. D502 entrance doors open up to a second-story outdoor terrace and green roof. 5600 curtain walls, 403 storefront and 450X windows were all critical to the daylight-filled result. |
  University of Tennessee Chattanooga library Chattanooga, Tennessee Beautiful views abound in this new five-story construction on the Chattanooga campus, much of it thanks to the EFCO 5600 curtain wall and E-Shade™. The top floors overlooking downtown have quickly become a favorite study spot on campus. |
  The state university of New York Student Life Center The EFCO 5600 curtain wall, combined with an open floor plan, allows exterior views of the mountains, woodlands and campus in this LEED-certified center. E-Shade™, D500 and D502 entrance doors and 401 and 402 storefront were also used prominently. |
  Olivet Nazarine university Douglas E. Perry Student Life and Recreation Center Recipient of the Steel Joist Institute’s Design Award, the Perry Center features a running track, four-story climbing wall, aquatic center, and 72,000-square-foot field house. In addition to EFCO D500 entrance doors and E-Shade™, the 5600 curtain wall provides views for students on the climbing wall. |
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