Like the building, the forum is the shape of the Ford logo: an oval. “You won’t see the logo anywhere, but you’re literally inside the Ford oval,” Kolstad says. “The space tells the company’s story in a subtle, sophisticated way.”

A Minnesota fabricator is extending technology in innovative ways to smooth the process of building curved and complex shapes using light-gauge steel framing.

Heart Racing on the Outside.. Soothing on the Inside.

AECOM’s design team adopted a motto of “build it before you build it,” - Terry Rookard, Sr. VP, AECOM

An art-collecting couple builds a Southern California dream house that’s big, a little odd, and full of secrets.

Radius Track gives away $5K in products to lucky subcontractors and wins an award from AWCI for Best Ceiling in 2023.

Radius Track demonstrates a curved approach in fabricating key elements for building features. From panels to trusses, to simple parts, all were available in one spot.

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“Montecito’s MOONSHOT” by Les Firestein and architectural photography by Bruce Heavin, Montecito Journal’s The Riv

“Curve Appeal: Curved metal walls and roofs are growing in popularity and creativity” by Mark Robins, Metal Architecture Magazine

Light-gauge fabrications simplify compound curving roof to façade connection at Antonov Auditorium, University of Maryland College Park

Radius Track design and pre-fabricated material solution easily frames curved spaces at the Gateway Arch Museum in St. Louis, MO.

Circular Light Coves - Fast and Accurate in the Junior Ballroom of the Delta Hotels by Marriott South Sioux City, NE.

ENR announced 2018 Award for Duke Ellington School of the Arts