Case Study: The Coke® Story
Posted by Skip Hawkins on 5/6/2017 to
Architecture/Sculptures
The
marketing folks call it “brand image.” For a lot of U.S. companies, it becomes
a competitive edge by communicating a level of quality that rises above the
competition.
Case Study: Sculpture Survives Superstorm Sandy
Posted by Skip Hawkins on 2/6/2017 to
Architecture/Sculptures
Outdoor sculptures are vulnerable to deterioration from environmental effects such as weather, pollution and neglect. Exposure to acid rain, bird and animal droppings, and decomposing leaves are just a few examples of the uncontrollable risk factors outdoor sculptures face.
Case Study: Princeton Chemistry Building
Posted by Skip Hawkins on 1/6/2017 to
Architecture/Sculptures
Hopkins Architects London had been planning an important project for a major UK shopping chain with a view to using a clear coat capsule coat. Having found Nyalic, discussions led to test material being forwarded to the UK.