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Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope CEO Bruno Biasiotta said his company's customers and partners "will benefit from the combined expertise of OBE and Midwest Glass through a broader portfolio of products, expanded geographic coverage, and access to OBE’s industry-leading tools and services.”
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Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope Inc. (OBE), a Dallas-based company, has announced that Bruno Biasiotta will step down as CEO, effective immediately, and Chief Financial Officer Michael Marcely will assume the role of interim CEO. In addition, Oldcastle has appointed Steve Dean as president – Glass and Glazing Systems. Dean joins OBE after serving 25 years in senior roles at Wesco International Inc. and Anixter International Inc., most recently as SVP & general manager – utility. According to the company, Biasotta is stepping down to focus on his health and family. Raquel Vargas Palmer, co-managing partner of KPS Capital Partners LP and chairperson…
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You may have seen Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope's curtain walls—huge walls of glass for building exteriors—locally because they've been installed at The Star in Frisco. And come Friday night, people everywhere will be seeing OBE's curtain walls at Globe Life Field in Arlington during Game 1 of the World Series.
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The new tool from TestFit allows AI to test building site solutions "on its own," based on specific project requirements. "With Generative Design, a machine can test every possible configuration, inclusive of what we would never even think to try.” says Co-Founder and CEO Clifton Harness.
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The luxury residential tower in the Dallas Arts District of downtown Dallas—designed to be the healthiest high-rise in the state—sets a high bar. It was the first to register for the multifamily certification in Texas five years ago. In October, the building also received LEED Gold Certification, issued by the U.S. Green Building Council.
