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3A Composites USA Architectural Division Welcomes Gregory Bogusz as Sales Manager for the Mid-Atlantic Region

Davidson, NC (November 14, 2024)  – 3A Composites USA, a leading provider of high-performance aluminum composite materials and fastening systems, is pleased to announce that Gregory Bogusz has joined the Architectural Division as sales manager for the Mid-Atlantic region, including Delaware, Maryland, northern Virginia, Pennsylvania, southern New Jersey, West Virginia and Washington, D.C. Across his territory and by leveraging his influence within the broad A&D community, he will introduce and promote the ALUCOBOND range of interior and exterior solutions to architects, interior designers, fabricators, general contractors and developers in the healthcare, hospitality and multi-family industries.

A Symphony of Sustainability and Design: The Waller

The Waller at Symphony Square – located in the heart of Austin, TX – is a mixed-used development, complete with a high-rise multi-family residential tower and an office building. The project presented a unique opportunity to design a structure that would not only set a new standard for downtown living but enhance the city’s skyline, seamlessly complement the existing Symphony Square complex and harmonize with variations in the local topography. With these challenges in mind, the project’s architect, R2L Architects, required an exterior cladding material that would create a visually captivating façade while also delivering design flexibility and an expedited construction schedule.

“ALUCOBOND PLUS was instrumental in bringing our vision to life,” stated Lee Rubenstein, principal, R2L Architects. “The material’s versatility allowed us to craft a dynamic and modern facade that seamlessly blends with the extraordinary site conditions.”

3A Composites USA Promotes Mike Marushka to Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Architectural Division

Davidson, NC – September 17, 2024  – 3A Composites USA, a leading provider of high-performance aluminum composite materials and fastening systems, is pleased to announce the promotion of Mike Marushka to vice president of sales and marketing for the Architectural Division. Marushka will oversee all sales, marketing and technical efforts for the company’s architectural products, including the company’s well-known ALUCOBOND® brand.

3A Composites Appoints Nick Scheib as President & Chief Executive Officer – Americas

Leading the Division into a New Era of Growth

Davidson, NC (August 8, 2024) – 3A Composites is pleased to announce that Nick Scheib has been promoted to president and chief executive officer, 3A Composites – Americas, effective immediately. Scheib, previously the general manager of the Architectural Division, brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record of success to his new role.

Plain Jane Kitchen Gets a MONARC Makeover

See how a MONARC backsplash transformed an uninspired kitchen into a stunning space.

A first-time homeowner in Charlotte, NC faced a common kitchen dilemma: she was unhappy with her kitchen’s boring appearance. The main culprit? Her kitchen lacked a backsplash, making the space feel unfinished and lacking in the visual interest she craved.

A Prefabrication and Material Masterclass

The commercial building industry is changing rapidly. Architects, developers, builders, contractors and fabricators are searching for innovative – and cost-effective – solutions that will enable them to work quickly and safely while still delivering high-quality, sustainable finished projects. One such solution is prefabricated (“pre-fab”) construction, a method that helps to streamline the building process and produce beautiful results.

In commercial building, pre-fab construction of a building’s façade typically involves assembling, in a controlled environment, large exterior panels into units. The completed units — which can be larger than 40 feet wide and a story tall — are then transported to the job site. Once on-site, they are connected to the building’s structure.

This method is challenging traditional paradigms in commercial construction, creating value by offering design flexibility, faster project delivery and accelerated project scheduling, quality assurance and reduced risk of jobsite injuries.