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Linetec to Exhibit at Glass Expo Northeast

Linetec will exhibit at Glass Expo Northeast™ 2015, a two-day architectural glass and related services event to be held April 23-24, 2015 at the Hyatt Regency Long Island Hotel in Hauppauge, N.Y. On display will be examples of our aluminum curving capabilities and our newest Terra Cotta specialty finish as well as other architectural metal finishing services in Fluoropolymer (PVDF) paint, powder coat […]

Stretch Forming by Linetec Wins USGlass 2014 Readers Choice Awards

Jan 2015—USGlass magazine, the magazine of record for architectural glass industry leaders, announced that Linetec has won a 2014 Readers Choice Award. The products were featured in the December 2014 issue. The products were selected through a survey of USGlass readers, who voted for their favorites in a variety of categories. Stretch forming from Linetec […]

Kean University’s Green Lane Building inspires learning – Curtainwall, sun shades, skylight, entrance systems finished by Linetec

Kean University’s west entrance welcomes visitors with a bold architectural statement exemplified in the newly completed Green Lane Academic Building on the Union, New Jersey campus. Designed by Gruskin Architecture & Design, P.C., the award-winning 102,275 square-foot building’s geometric glass and aluminum façade was finished by Linetec. The dramatic exterior elements include a six-story sloping […]

Linetec and Valspar provides consistent, durable finish for Aspen Art Museum

At nearly 8,000 feet above sea level, Aspen, Colorado, is known for its mountain ski slopes that rise seemingly from the heart of the town’s central business district. Echoing these snowy and forested surroundings, design architect and 2014 Pritzker Prize for Architecture winner, Shigeru Ban and his New York practice, Shigeru Ban Architects + Dean […]

Specify Aluminum Stretch Forming with Confidence

Stretch forming is a very accurate and precise method for curving metal extrusions. The level of precision is so high that, in most cases, even intricate multi-components and snap-together curtainwall components can be formed without loss of section properties or original design function. Stretch forming capabilities include portions of circles including half-circles and eyebrows, ellipses […]

Linetec finished project wins MCA's 2014 Chairman Awards

MCA’s 2014 Chairman Awards Institutional Award Winner: Exploration Tower at Port Canaveral in Port Canaveral, Florida With its shimmering, iridescent exterior, Exploration Tower at Port Canaveral beckons visitors with its unique appearance as its color changes in different light and at different angle. Opened in November 2013, the Port’s iconic welcome center showcases the first […]

Linetec to expand with a third anodize line in Wisconsin adding jobs, capacity, capabilities; maintaining lead times

Linetec, one of the largest architectural finishing companies in the U.S., is expanding its capacity and capabilities with a third anodize line. The 120,000-square-foot addition and associated improvements are estimated to cost $15.3 million and to bring nearly 100 jobs to the city of Wausau, Wisconsin. In January 2014, Linetec opened a 30,000-square-foot addition, with an […]

Linetec's 29th Annual Customer and Supplier Appreciation Golf Outing

Friday, August 8th, was a picture perfect day for our 29th annual customer and supplier appreciation golf outing. Thank you to all 126 people who participated in our open house, tours, golf, and random games throughout the course. Congratulations to the winning team with a score of -9. First place, this year, went to Bruce […]

Skylight finished by Linetec crowns The Alfond Inn at Rollins, Florida

The domed skylight crowning The Alfond Inn’s large atrium quickly has become known as the hotel’s “jeweled center” and key identifying feature of Rollins College campus’ new landmark in Winter Park, Florida. Manufactured and installed by Super Sky Products Enterprises, LLC, this multi-slope, dome skylight with cupola and finial spans nearly 39 feet in diameter. […]