The EcoSteel team was recently featured in a California publication.
Ecosteel project featured on NBC 6, Miami
In celebration of Earth Day, Professor David Rifkind‘s sustainable house, “Tin Box” was featured on NBC 6 Miami. Features of this eco-friendly home include building with 100% recycled steel and a recycled water system.
DWELL MAGAZINE FEATURE
The 1,700-square-foot home’s unusual design resists excess with rugged minimalism. There were many incarnations of this lot before its owner had settled on a harmonizing design. Set in the Silver Lake neighborhood of Los Angeles, the site was allegedly a dumping ground during the construction of a nearby freeway—a concern brought to the owner by… Read More
University Of Utah, College Of Architecture + Planning:
EcoSteel Thermal Assessment by University Of Utah, College Of Architecture + Planning View Original Article “Ecosteel delivers on prefabricated metal building packages applied to residential and commercial construction projects. The series of wall and roof panels utilized by Ecosteel are metal sandwich filled with non CFC polyisocyanurate foam. The panels are manufactured in a uniform… Read More
LA Times Features EcoSteel’s Tattuplex
The two-story residence, sitting on an irregularly shaped concrete base and supported with five strategically imbedded caissons, was built with a steel frame prefabricated by a company called Eco Steel, helping to avoid the waste prevalent on most construction projects.
Metal Home Digest on EcoSteel’s Napa Valley Modern Prefab
Di Fede Design Group Calls on EcoSteel to Deliver a Rural Custom Home EcoSteel Luxe Design in Napa Valley for a steel executive with a mandate to eliminate lumber… We created a solution that has a custom steel truss design, precision cut insulated steel panels with exotic colors and perforated panels. View Original Source
Metal Construction News Highlights EcoSteel
EcoSteel Building Systems in conjunction with Waste Management, Brooklyn, and general contractor Thalle/Transit Construction, Yonkers, N.Y., teamed up to breathe new life into this aging Brooklyn warehouse…
Onward and Upward
Introducing EcoSteel’s two latest projects to go vertical, one in Santa Cruz, CA and one in Miami, FL. Owners continue to seek out EcoSteel for custom, architect designed custom projects like those seeking to minimize fire hazard, meet California’s strict seismic code, or projects facing hurricane speed wind loading. Nothing on the market is better… Read More
Introducing Retail 41 and The Tin Box
Introducing EcoSteel’s two latest projects to go vertical, one in Santa Cruz, CA and one in Miami, FL. Owners continue to seek out EcoSteel for custom, architect designed custom projects like those seeking to minimize fire hazard, meet California’s strict seismic code, or projects facing hurricane speed wind loading. Nothing on the market is better… Read More
Ground Is Starting To Move
Three of EcoSteel’s project have broken ground recently and we are looking forward to having steel delivered to each of the job sites in the near future. Retail 41 located in Soquel, CA is a 10,340 squre foot retail building designed by Thacher and Thompson Architects. The Anthrazit This is a fire rebuild project designed… Read More