NanaWall Education

Product catalog summary

Introduction
The document explores the integration of NanaWall systems in educational facilities to enhance learning environments. NanaWall is a large opening glass wall system that provides natural light and ventilation, improving student comprehension and learning.

Specifications and Features
NanaWall systems are custom-made to fit specific architectural needs, available in wood, aluminum, or clad frames with various colors and finishes. They are energy-efficient, environmentally friendly, and easy to operate, offering flexibility in room configurations.

Applications in Educational Projects
The document highlights several educational projects utilizing NanaWall systems, such as:

Gilroy High School: Facilitates student movement and maintains transparency between indoor and outdoor spaces.
East Kentwood High School: Allows simultaneous use of pools for different activities while maintaining visibility.
San Mateo High School: Expands cafeteria space to the outdoors, encouraging outdoor area usage.
Sir Francis Drake High School: Provides an open and transparent assembly space.

Benefits and Impact
Studies show that increased daylight and natural ventilation from NanaWall systems significantly enhance the learning experience. They also contribute to sustainability by reducing the need for artificial lighting and air conditioning.

Case Studies and Testimonials
The document includes testimonials from architects and project managers who have successfully integrated NanaWall systems, emphasizing their versatility, aesthetic appeal, and functional benefits.

Key Projects and Specifications

University of Oregon, Autzen Stadium Sky Boxes: Features the NanaWall Thermally Broken Aluminum Framed Individual Panel Sliding System HSW50, recognized with an Award of Excellence.
Usdan Center for the Creative and Performing Arts: Utilizes the SL60 system for open-air studio environments.
St. Francis Central Coast Catholic High School: Incorporates the SL70 system for outdoor teaching spaces.
University of Cincinnati, Turner Hall: Uses the SL70 system for flexible design studio spaces.
Westcave Preserve Environmental Learning Center: Employs the SL45 system for visual connections with nature and acoustic separation.
Kay Granger Elementary School: Implements the SL45 system for visibility and flexibility in classrooms.
Chautauqua Institution School of Music: Utilizes the WA67 system for flexible exterior walls.
Palo Alto Children’s Library: Features the SL45 system to open program rooms to the Secret Garden.

Design and Performance Insights

NanaWall systems are praised for ease of operation, durability, and energy efficiency.
They provide seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor spaces, enhancing user experience.
The systems are adaptable to various architectural needs, from large public projects to intimate educational settings.

Conclusion
NanaWall systems are a versatile solution for modern architectural designs, offering aesthetic and functional benefits across diverse projects.

Catalog excerpts

Northsde Independent School District Natotorium San Antonio, TX NlanoWdl Aluminum Framed Folding System SL45 Outswing Seven Units 514R and Eighl Units 4L4R 1 27 panels Kenneth Zuschlag RVK Architecte San Antonio, TX photography: Greg Hursley 1<5 NanaW.

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St. Francis Central Coast Catholic High School Arts and Sciences Center Watsonville, CA NanaWall Thermally Broker. Aluminum Fiamed Folding System SL70 Outswing 416R WRNS Studio, LLP, Architect Son Francisco, CA Devcon Construction, Builder Milpitas, CA photography: Bruce Damonte 54

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