D.C. Bilingual Public Charter School Case Study
In 2018, the student population at DC Bilingual was growing rapidly and to account for this, a new building was added to the school grounds.
Fundermax panels were chosen because of their versatility, durability, low-maintenance, and sustainability. The custom perforated design and stunning herringbone pattern add a lot of dimension to the project.
"Everyone's just over the moon with how this project turned out - from architect to owner to contractor, it really seemed like a fantastic process from start to finish."
- Project Architect, Chris Peterson, AIA
Watch our video case study and/or download our written case study to read how Fundermax's phenolic panels were utilized and the design inspiration for this school building.
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This case study explores an exciting school project utilizing Fundermax panels in a custom perforated design and herringbone pattern.
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