Building Composites, an innovator in structural composite exterior building skin systems, announced plans to exhibit their latest panel design and technology at the Facades+ show on September 12 in Chicago.

The company intends to highlight their flagship product HyperWall, a complete exterior building skin system that incorporates proven material, design and manufacturing technologies to simplify building construction while enabling greater versatility and lower overall project costs. It uses structural composite panels with built-in moisture and vapor barriers plus pre-installed glazing that allows buildings to be closed as much as 33% faster with less on-site labor. 

“We’re thrilled to showcase the HyperWall building skin system at Facades+,” said Andrew Elliot, chief revenue officer at Building Composites. “So far, we’re pleased with the traction it’s gaining in the building construction industry, and we’re excited to introduce it to the architects who attend this show.

“HyperWall panels leverage the advantages of structural composites. They’re stronger than precast concrete but significantly lighter, which allows architects the creative freedom to design buildings in a way that isn’t possible with traditional formats.

“Combine the design flexibility HyperWall provides with its low embodied carbon, fast installation and lower project costs and you can see why we think there are a lot of benefits that architects will really like.”

Additionally, the company will share details of their current partnership with HITT Contracting on the construction of their new headquarters in Falls Church, Virginia. The six-story, 270,000 square foot building will feature 344 HyperWall panels. The project is estimated to be completed by June 2026. 

The Facades+ event will feature a variety of speakers, exhibitors and leaders in the building construction and design spaces. For more information and the full agenda of Facades+, visit www.facadesplus.com.

To learn more about the ambitious growth plans of Building Composites LLC and how the HyperWall panel system can be used in your next project, visit www.building-composites.com.