Fresh Faced.

The article discusses the trend of recladding buildings to improve their performance, marketability, and overall appearance. Recladding involves updating the facade of a building while keeping the core structure intact. The article highlights three recent recladding projects: 100 Stockton in San Francisco, 660 Fifth Avenue in New York, and the Arthur J. Altmeyer Federal Building in Maryland. These projects demonstrate how recladding can transform outdated buildings into modern, desirable spaces. The article emphasizes the importance of energy efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and occupant comfort in driving the increase in reclads and facade retrofits. [Extracted from the article]