Smith-Midland's SlenderWall Project in Tysons Racking up Awards

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Smith-Midland Corporation (OTCQX:SMID) has received notable recognition for its SlenderWall architectural cladding project in Tysons, Virginia. The project was honored with two awards: the AGC Washington Contractor Award and the ABC Excellence in Construction Award. This marks the third award for the Lumen project, which also secured the Southeast Building Conference Grand Aurora prize earlier this year. Smith-Midland collaborated with various construction partners to produce over 80,000 sq. ft. of SlenderWall panels, enhancing thermal performance with an R-24 rating.

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• Smith-Midland's SlenderWall project received two prestigious awards, enhancing brand reputation.
• The project showcases effective collaboration with top architects and contractors, indicating a strong operational network.
• The achievement of three awards for the Lumen project reflects successful execution and high-quality standards.

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MIDLAND, VA / ACCESSWIRE / October 30, 2020 / Smith-Midland Corporation (OTCQX:SMID)

This week announcements were made on the latest two awards for Smith-Midland's recent SlenderWall architectural cladding project in Tysons, Virginia. Both the AGC of DC (Associated General Contractors) and the ABC of Metro Washington (Associated Builders and Contractors) have bestowed awards on the 346' tall mixed-use project. The AGC Washington Contractor Award and the ABC Excellence in Construction Award recognized the role Smith-Midland's premier architectural precast concrete cladding product SlenderWall played in the beauty and performance of the project.

This is the third award for the Lumen. Earlier this year it garnered a Southeast Building Conference Grand Aurora prize.

The Lennar Multifamily Communities project was designed by Architects Davis, Carter, Scott. Working with General Contractor Hoar Construction and Engineer Fernandez & Associates, Smith-Midland produced and installed more than 80,000 sq. ft. of SlenderWall and traditional architectural precast panels. Smith-Midland worked with their own team of subcontractors, EE Marr Erectors and Wilcox Caulking, to provide Hoar with a turn-key system. The factory insulated SlenderWall panels contributed a R-24 rating to thermal performance. For project details click through to the Lumen project article on the Smith-Midland website.

SlenderWall is fully compliant with current building codes including fire, windstorm, seismic and thermal requirements. The system is licensed for manufacture to qualified precast concrete companies across North America by Easi-Set Worldwide, a leading product line developer in the precast concrete industry. To inquire about licensing opportunities, contact Easi-Set at (540) 439-8911, info@easiset.com

SOURCE: Smith-Midland Corporation

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FAQ

What awards did Smith-Midland's SlenderWall project win in October 2020?

In October 2020, Smith-Midland's SlenderWall project won the AGC Washington Contractor Award and the ABC Excellence in Construction Award.

What is the significance of Smith-Midland's SlenderWall architectural cladding?

SlenderWall is recognized for its thermal performance, achieving an R-24 rating and compliance with all current building codes.

How many square feet of SlenderWall panels were produced for the Tysons project?

Over 80,000 square feet of SlenderWall and traditional architectural precast panels were produced for the Tysons project.

What project did Smith-Midland's SlenderWall contribute to in Tysons, Virginia?

Smith-Midland's SlenderWall contributed to the Lumen project, a 346' tall mixed-use development in Tysons, Virginia.

Who were the collaborators on the SlenderWall project in Tysons, Virginia?

The SlenderWall project involved Architects Davis, Carter, Scott, General Contractor Hoar Construction, and Engineer Fernandez & Associates.