The Official Blog of NanaWall

Dedicated to insightful stories illustrating how a NanaWall affects architecture and everything that surrounds it.

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Sports: What Do New MLS Soccer Stadiums Have in Common?

Out of the New York Red Bulls or the Houston Dynamo, who is the better team? It’s quite debatable, since they are both top Major League Soccer (MLS) teams. Probably depends on which fans you ask. But what both of these teams have in common are relatively new, high-tech stadiums built in the European-style to ...
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Inspiration: Extensive Remodel Brings Hawaiian Feel into Home

You like to vacation in Hawaii? So does the Wax family! In fact, they brought a little bit of Hawaii home by creating an outdoor lanai feel at their residence in Northern California. Their recent remodel included the addition of 950 square feet and a NanaWall along the entire back of the house to extend ...
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New Products: Why You Should Be at the 2012 AIA Convention

Are you coming to DC for AIA 2012? If so, be sure to stop by the NanaWall booth – the best operable walls out there! This year’s AIA convention will be held May 17-19 at Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington DC. What are some of the reasons for an emerging design professional to attend? ...
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Kitchen Trends: How to Make Your Kitchen More Environmentally Friendly

When remodeling your kitchen, one of your goals should be to lessen the kitchen’s environmental impact and provide a healthier household for your family. Here are a few helpful tips on how to accomplish this. Reduce your resource use, including energy, water, and electricity. The best way to cut down your energy consumption is to buy a ...
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Awards: “The Northwest Idea House of the Year”

The Northwest Idea House of the Year not only serves as a personal residence and light commercial space for Sockeye Homes, but also functions as a design showcase and a Built Green demonstration/education site. This Northwest contemporary style home/office displays a distinct Japanese flair – harmonizing concrete, steel and engineered wood elements. A critical component of the ...
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Restaurant Trends: Vertigo Bar Shows How to Attract More Customers

Vertigo is a sensation characterized by a whirling or spinning movement. Walking into Vertigo Bar in NY on a game night will definitely have your head spinning as loud fans scream at the half dozen flat-screens in excitement. Vertigo combines a sports bar with elegance. The sleek, modern décor with dark wood tables and abstract ...
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Events: Our 2012 Photo Story Contest

Calling all architects, designers, contractors, and of course - all owners! Now that your NanaWall project is complete, share your most unique or favorite experience with us. We are looking to feature the most interesting stories. Yours may possibly be in our national advertising campaign or one of our next idea book editions. We will announce ...
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Sustainability: Earn AIA Credit with our Lunch and Learn Seminars

Are you an architect searching for more AIA Lunch and Learn presentations to earn CES credits? NanaWall offers a selection of presentations for one learning unit (LU). In the photo above, 14 architects from different offices are at the AIA chapter in downtown Cleveland for our new Sustainable Design general presentation. It describes what can ...
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