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Originally built in 1928 at a cost of just over
$1 million, the Temple Emanu-El is
considered San Francisco’s most majestic
religious building. Renovation of the 1,700
seat domed sanctuary was part of a long
range project to cost over $12 million.
As part of the reconstruction process, hazardous asbestos was removed from the domed sanctuary ceiling. K-13 “fc” spray applied acoustical texture was selected to provide the required acoustical absorption and aesthetics. Acoustical analysis determined that thicknesses ranging from 3/8” to 1” of K-13 “fc” should be applied to specific ceiling areas in order to provide optimum absorption throughout the sanctuary. The controlled spray application of K-13 “fc” made this design criteria achievable and the application was completed in just 9 days. K-13 “fc” is available in standard colors of white and arctic white with color matching available. The architectural requirements for the Temple Emanu-El project specified that K-13 “fc” be a specially matched beige color. Brass trim was utilized at the termination lines of the K-13 “fc” further enhancing the appearance of the sanctuary. |
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Temple Emanu-El |
Robinson-Mills & Williams |
K-13 “fc”® Matched Beige 20,000 Square Feet 3/8” to 1” Thickness |
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The versatility of K-13 spray-on insulation is dramatically demonstrated in the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, Texas. Both the thickness and specially matched color of K-13 were specifically chosen to meet the requirements of this project as described below.
The Shreveport Convention Center is a newly constructed, 350,000 sq. ft. multi-purpose facility located in the heart of downtown Shreveport. The venue features versatile spaces with state-of-the art lighting and sound designed to accommodate tradeshows, conventions, meetings and other special events.
The Monona Terrace Convention Center