Project references for Schöck Isokorb®, a thermal insulating, load-bearing element. Schöck Isokorb® is a load-bearing thermal insulation element for balcony, canopy, and beam connections. The Isokorb solution prevents thermal bridging and allows design freedom for concrete-concrete and steel-steel cantilever connections. Isokorb® creates a stable climate building envelope providing lasting comfort, energy savings as well as environmental benefits. With over 10 million installations and more than 25 years of experience, Schöck is the leading supplier of innovative thermal energy insulation and reinforcement technology solutions. Schöck provides high-quality, easy-to-install products with the highest level of technical back-up and comprehensive customer service to the construction industry - for simply better building.

1. References of Thermal Break Technology

2. Fulton Street Transit Center, New York, NY
Architect: Grimshaw Architects
Structural Engineer: Arup
Construction Company: Skanska
©2012 2

3. Fulton Street Transit Center, New York, NY
©2012 3

4. University of Massachusetts, NLSB, Amherst, MA
Architect: Wilson Architects, Inc.,
Structural Engineer: RDK Engineers
Construction Company: Whiting-Turner
©2012 4

5. University of Massachusetts
New Laboratory Science Building
©2012 5

6. Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH
Architect: Burt Hill
Structural Engineer: Thorson Baker and Assoc.
Construction Company: Krill
©2012

7. Case Western Reserve University, Leutner Commons
©2012

8. Rosenthal Center for Art, Cincinnati, OH
Architect: Zaha Hadid Architects
Structural Engineer: THP Limited, Jane Wernick
Construction Company: Turner Construction
©2012 8

9. Rosenthal Center for Art
©2012

10. Xavier University, Cincinnati, OH
Architect: Michael Schuster Architects
Structural Engineer: Steven Schaefer Associates
Construction Company: Messer Construction Co.
©2012 10

11. Xavier University
©2012

12. Canton Potsdam Hospital, Potsdam, NY
Architect: Morris Switzer
Structural Engineer: Engineering Ventures P.C.
Construction Company: PC Construction
©2012 12

13. Carle Foundation Hospital, Urbana, IL
Architect: Smith Group JJR
Structural Engineer: Steven Schaefer Associates, Inc.
Construction Company: Pepper Construction Company
©2012 13

14. Carle Foundation Hospital, Urbana, IL
Canopy
©2012

15. Hypertherm Industrial, Lebanon, NH
Architect: Breadloaf Architects
Structural Engineer: Engineering Ventures P.C.
Construction Company: Breadloaf Corporation
©2012 15

16. Mount Seymour “Cedar Springs”, Vancouver, Canada
Architect: Beshart Friars Architects / Walter Francl Architects
Structural Engineer: Glotman Simpson
Construction Company: Three Residences Ltd.
©2012 16

17. Mount Seymour “Cedar Springs”, Vancouver, Canada
©2012 17

18. Beaver Barracks Multi-family, Ottawa, Canada
Architect: Barry J Hobins and Associates
Structural Engineer: Halsall Associates Limited
Construction Company: ZW Group
©2012 18

19. Beaver Barracks Multi-family Residential
©2012 19

20. Valley Stream Manor, Ontario, Canada
Architect: S.J. Lawrence Architect Inc.
Structural Engineer: Goodeve Manhire Inc.
Construction Company: Taplen Construction Inc.
©2012 20

21. Valley Stream Manor Retirement Residence
©2012

22. Indianapolis Museum of Art Pavilion, Indianapolis, IN
Architect: Marlon Blackwell Architect
Structural Engineer: Guy Nordenson and Associates
Construction Company: The Hagerman Group
©2012 22

23. Indianapolis Museum of Art Pavilion
©2012 23

24. University of Calgary Student Residence, Alberta, Canada
Architect: HDR Inc.
Structural Engineer: Read Jones Christoffersen Ltd
Construction Company: ITC
©2012 24

25. University of Calgary Student Residence
THERMAL
BRIDGE
SOLUTION
©2012 25

26. University of Calgary Student Residence
©2012 26

27. Egandale Road Residence, Chicago, IL
Architect: MAS Architects
Structural Engineer: Rocky Structures
Construction Company: Best Built Fab
HIGHLAND PARK’S 1ST LEED FOR HOMES PROJECT
©2012

28. Egandale Road Residence
©2012

29. For additional information, contact:
Alexander Krenczik
Sales Division
Area Manager
Schöck Bauteile GmbH
Vimbucher Str. 2
76530 Baden-Baden
Tel: +49 212 2215184
Fax: +49 212 1390921
alexander.krenczik@schoeck.de