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Fiber Cement Panels at Lea County Courthouse | American Fiber Cement

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    Exterior Façade Cladding
  • Applications

    Courthouse
  • Characteristics

    Durable, versatile, low maintenance, weather resistant, subtle variations, fire-safe, patinates and brightens over time
  • Colors

    Granite
  • Guarantee

    20 years
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AFC specializes in advanced fiber cement panel solutions that blend durability, aesthetic innovation, and sustainability for modern architecture. The Lea County Courthouse in Lovington, New Mexico, recently underwent an exterior renovation. The project used AFC's Construction and Patina fiber cement panels to update the building's facade while addressing durability and aesthetic needs.

The renovation aimed to restore and modernize the courthouse’s exterior while maintaining its historical character. The Construction panels provided a raw, uncoated cement look, adding texture and depth, while the Patina panels introduced subtle weathered tones that will evolve over time. These materials were selected to withstand environmental challenges and meet performance requirements for long-term use.

Applied Products

  • Fiber Cement Panels - Construction highlights fiber cement's raw qualities, with natural variations between boards that contribute to a dynamic appearance. These panels are weather-resistant and can be painted on-site.
  • Patinated Fiber Cement Panel - Patina provides a unique character for various applications, showcasing subtle weathered traces that develop over time.These panels are maintenance-free and designed to resist wear, mold, and fungi, making them efficient for long-term applications.

Project Details

Project Type Courthouse
Location Lovington, New Mexico
Year 2021
Architect RMKM Architects
Installer
Pettigrew & Associates
Developer Lea County
General Contractor
Pettigrew & Associates
Photography Greg Folkins Photography
Products Patina and Construction by Swisspearl
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