Architecture

Advanced composites offer architects virtually unlimited license to be creative. Lightweight and malleable, composites make it possible to achieve architectural details that would be cost-prohibitive using traditional materials. Composites are easy to install and maintain. New, cutting-edge finishes simulate traditional materials, such as wood or steel, and are virtually indistinguishable from the real thing. While composites are not the answer to every architectural application, they are being used to produce dramatic designs that challenge established forms and shapes.

Clients & Projects:

Winton Scott Architects
Portland, Maine
CCTI fabricated 20 reflective light panels, designed to utilize natural light for the Congin Elementary School in Westbrook, Maine.

Zaha Hadid Architects
London, United Kingdom
Projects included fabrication and installation of Stalactites, Wall Relief and most recently Splash, a carbon fiber sculpture for a renowned Chicago, Illinois, resident.