Enclos Corp

16/01/2024

Five years ago, Enclos revisited the Moscone Convention Center in the heart of downtown San Francisco to complete an elaborate expansion. Before construction began, the convention center was operating at capacity, but demand for more real estate required the city and San Francisco Tourism Improvement District to seek development alternatives to keep up with competing markets.

Enclos provided design-assist services for the storefront and curtainwall systems. The custom storefront system features a mullion-less design with a glaze of heavy-plate tempered ultra-clear glazing in 15´ tall lites and interior-formed aluminum column covers. The custom curtainwall system is a pre-glazed and unitized silicone-glazed system with vertical and horizontal supporting steel elements. It includes insulated ultra-clear vision and pattern-fritted vision glass. LEED recycled steel material required a special mill and was procured overseas.

Learn more about the Moscone Convention Center Expansion project at enclos.com/project/moscone-expansion

Public Works SF
Webcor
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
Mark Cavagnero Associates

19/12/2023

PEAK PERFORMANCE | Five years ago, it was a crisp December morning in Midtown, 34° F, calm winds, precisely what the crew of Enclos superintendents, engineers, and Local 580 Ironworkers had ordered. The team gathered in preparation to execute a plan that was months in the making.

The challenge: lifting a 44,000 lbs metal-clad wedge known as Apex 1 to 1,100´ above Midtown Manhattan, and ultimately into its final crowning position at 1,050´ atop Nouvel’s 53W53 tower. Due to its size, Apex 1 was shipped from Texas in two preassembled sections, merged on 53rd St, and staged for its big day... Read the play-by-play at enclos.com/feature-articles/peak-performance

The design of 53W53 utilizes a concrete primary structure to form the diagrid skeleton. This diagrid is expressed in the metal panel portions of the aluminum curtainwall system, slanting across the vision glass portions at many unique angles. The inclusion of the diagrid along with the various slopes, 40+ paint colors and numerous glass colors required extreme coordination between the project team. The facade consists of many unique unit modules, many trapezoidal at intersections of walls, and include large units up to 7´ x 28´6˝ tall. Installing large units in the middle of Manhattan at such great heights in front of a unique structure required several equipment innovations that continue to aid the field crews in safe installation.

Learn more about the project at enclos.com/project/53w53

Hines
Lendlease
Jean Nouvel
WSP in the U.S.

14/12/2023

Joe Bartels weighs in on the use of BIM in projects like Allegiant Stadium (enclos.com/project/las-vegas-nfl-stadium), pictured.

Other notable projects from Enclos' BIM evolution include:
🔹 Dove Federal Building (enclos.com/project/dove-federal-building-miramar)
🔹 VIA 57 West (enclos.com/project/via-57-west)
🔹 SFMoMA Expansion (enclos.com/project/san-francisco-museum-of-modern-art-expansion)
🔹 The Spheres at Amazon (enclos.com/project/the-spheres-at-amazon)

By using cloud-enabled software platforms for BIM) designers now explore and create buildings and facades in virtual, collaborative realms.

20/11/2023

The new Australian Embassy in Washington, DC, is a glass and copper jewel box clad in vertical strips of glass and features large, glazed atrium spaces to draw light into the center of the expansive footprint. The facade features a dozen different wall types, each with unique security considerations.

Enclos was brought onto the project early, before a general contractor was on board, to assist the design team in optimizing the signature facade for constructability and pricing efficiency. This included refining the number of unique curtainwall unit geometries and developing repetition in many unique apex-shaped copper panels. The refinement and optimization occurred over an extensive design-assist phase before moving into production and construction efforts.

The copper panels’ design intends to evoke the colors in the Australian landscape and places such as Uluru, or Ayers Rock. The units required special consideration for material separation to prevent galvanic corrosion. This resulted in a stainless-steel sub-framing element behind the copper panels, which mount upon the aluminum curtainwall framing. The copper panels have a protective coating topped with a clear wax to preserve the copper’s mill color for as long as possible.

The resulting Embassy structure and envelope convey a modern, transparent sophistication while embodying the security considerations of a government building facade.

Learn more about the project at enclos.com/project/australian-embassy

Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
Clark Construction Group
Bates Smart
Simpson Gumpertz & Heger

Photo by RON BLUNT

07/11/2023

The journey from concept to reality is a meticulous process. Mock-ups play a crucial role in bringing facades to life. Here's why mock-ups matter:

🔹 Visual Validation: offer a tangible representation of the design, and ensure alignment with the intended aesthetic and functional goals
🔹 Quality Assurance: assess materials, finishes, and construction techniques firsthand, identify potential issues, and fine-tune the design for optimal performance and durability
🔹 Contextual Integration: facilitate a contextual review, enabling adjustments to ensure seamless integration within the environment
🔹 Client Confidence & Satisfaction: instill confidence in stakeholders, reassuring them of the project's direction and their investment

There are many different types of mock-ups in facade construction, and, except Acoustical and NFRC Testing, many projects will include the following mock-ups at different stages of preconstruction:

🔹 Material Samples: guide material and finish selection
🔹 Table-top Mockup: evaluate assemblies’ fit and function, often with 3D printing and simulated materials
🔹 Glass Selection Mockup: select from a variety of manufacturers and/or coating treatments
🔹 Visual Mock-Up (VMU): evaluate the system’s composition and joinery
🔹 Performance Mock-up (PMU): subject specimen to air, water, and seismic testing
🔹 Acoustical Mock-Up (AMU): evaluate the Sound-Transmission Class (STC) and/or
Outdoor/Indoor Transmission Class (OITC) ratings of a facade assembly
🔹 NFRC Test: Standardized testing procedure for energy performance ratings of doors and windows includes U-factor, air-leakage, solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC), and visible transmittance (VT).

This video features visual mock-ups from Adobe North Tower and performance mock-ups from Case Western Reserve University, the Amazon Spheres, and Allegiant Stadium. Learn more about these projects at enclos.com/projects

24/10/2023

Are you attending Facades+ in Los Angeles? Don't miss the educational workshops on Day 2 - November 10! These workshops are a great way to dive deeper and engage with industry professionals in an intimate, classroom-style setting.

Sophie Pennetier, Associate Director - Special Projects (pictured, left), will present a workshop alongside Andrea Zani of Permasteelisa Group and Isabelle Hens of Atelier Ten (pictured, right) on Integrating Embodied Carbon in the Facade Design Process. This 2-hour workshop aims to provide architects, designers, and construction professionals with the knowledge and tools to integrate embodied carbon considerations into the facade design process, from the initial concept to construction.

The workshop will be a mix of short presentations coupled with interactive whiteboard exercises in which participants will work with the presenters to explore methods and processes to incorporate embodied carbon assessment and reduction strategies in envelope design.

After attending this workshop, participants will:
⚡️ Be equipped with the knowledge and skills to integrate embodied carbon considerations into their facade design process.
⚡️ Understand how sustainable facade design can contribute to overall carbon reduction in buildings.
⚡️ Gain insights into innovative materials and technologies for low-carbon facades.

Learn more about the workshop and register to attend at facadesplus.com/la/workshops

17/10/2023

WORK SAFE, HOME SAFE | The most valued asset at Enclos is our people, and nothing is more important than providing them with a safe environment to work. The health and safety of our people are beyond a priority for us; it is a core value deeply rooted in our culture and reflected in every aspect of operations. It is an all-encompassing mindset that includes workplace safety, employee well-being, and environmental protection in every employee action. Our goal is nothing short of zero incidents on all our worksites daily. We believe such performance is achievable with the uncompromising commitment and diligence of every Enclos employee in everything we do.

Our employee-based safety program supports our safety culture – a culture based on the belief that every incident and injury is preventable.

While Work Safe, Home Safe may mean something different to everyone, learn what it means to us at enclos.com/expertise/safety

10/10/2023

One Steuart Lane is an elegant example of a design/build stone-clad curtainwall and stone assemblies. The facade's design gradually evolved over two years through an ownership change. Once the design-assist process formally began with Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, three key design elements emerged for the 20-story residential tower’s enclosure: monumental dimensional stone framing, floor-to-ceil­ing glass, and minimal exposed metal. Dozens of stone types and thicknesses were considered, along with numerous configurations of the terrace floors, during this phase until the final design was settled. There was extensive structural and fire­stopping engineering as part of the design work required in support of the owner’s efforts through permitting.

Enclos designed, engi­neered, and installed the 140,000 square feet of scope, including curtainwall, entrances, storefronts, balconies, sliding glass doors from Reynaers Aluminium, terrace assem­blies, aluminum coping, and wall panel systems. On the ground floor, several notable features include a 24’ tall glass main entry, a point-supported glass canopy supported from glass fins, a custom wood door with cast glass blocks within a bronze portal frame, blackened stainless steel panels, stone cladding systems, and stone baguettes. All systems have tight tolerances to achieve a sophisticated building enclosure.

The Structural Engineering Association of Northern California (SEAONC) recently awarded One Steuart Lane the 2023 Award of Excellence for New Construction. The project was also awarded the Best Residential/Hospitality project in 2022 by Engineering News-Record.

Learn more about the project at enclos.com/project/onesteuartlane

The John Buck Company
Paramount Group
Swinerton
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
Photo by Dave Burk © SOM

03/10/2023

Conference season is in full swing! Owen Detlor, Preconstruction Manager, and Earl Patrick, Director of Design, are all set to share their expertise at three industry conferences. Mark your calendars, and don't miss these insightful discussions:

1️⃣ Zak World of Façades
📅 Date: October 11
📍 Location: New York City
🎙️ Topic: Design-Assist, IPD, Lean Construction – Collaborative Processes for Efficient Facade Project Delivery
Owen is moderating the discussion with panelists Nathan McRae (Snøhetta), Holger Schulze-Ehring (Büro Ehring), Rawle Sawh (Gilbane Building Company), and Kimberly Garcia (Tishman Speyer)
🎟 Register to attend: https://facades.nyc/

2️⃣ Design-Build Institute of America Conference & Expo
📅 Date: November 1
📍 Location: Washington, DC
🎙️ Topic: It Takes a TEAM. Integrating Your Trade Partners into an Award-Winning Design-Build Project.
Derek Hoffine and Shannon Michelle Gustine (HENSEL PHELPS) will lead the panel featuring Owen Detlor (Enclos), Phil Ball (Frank M. Booth, Inc. ), Don Ghent (Gensler), and Mark Kosin (Southland Industries).
🎟 Register to attend at https://www.designbuildexpo.com/2023/

3️⃣ Facades+ Los Angeles
📅 Date: November 9
📍 Location: Los Angeles, CA
🎙️ Topic: Circular Economies: Transforming the Supply Chain
Stan Su (RIOS ) will moderate the discussion with Bill Zhaner (Zahner), Heidi Creighton (Skanska USA), Earl Patrick (Enclos), Andrea Zani (Permasteelisa Group).
🎟 Register to attend at https://facadesplus.com/la/

Register now to attend these conferences and tap into invaluable industry knowledge! We'll see you there 🎓✨

19/09/2023

Calling all future facade innovators! Meet us at one of these upcoming college career fairs and discover your pathway to success. Explore exciting opportunities and learn about our S.O.A.R. program that gives you on-the-job training as you rotate through design, estimating, engineering, shop, field, and project management roles.

🗓️ September 19
📍 Michigan Technological University

🗓️ September 26
📍 Penn State

🗓️ October 3
📍 Dunwoody College of Technology
📍 University of Minnesota Twin Cities
📍 Colorado State University

🗓️ October 17
📍 Virginia Tech

🗓️ October 25
📍 Central Connecticut State University

🗓️ October 26
📍 California Polytechnic State University (Cal Poly)

But that's not all! Stop by with your resume and receive a Starbucks gift card as a token of our appreciation. Sip, savor, and S.O.A.R. into an exciting future! ☕ 🚀

Don't miss this chance to unlock new horizons and caffeinate your career. Visit our website for more details: enclos.com/careers/career-development

12/09/2023

Five years after completing the original Comcast Center, Enclos was contacted to assist in developing the enclosure for an adjacent second tower at 1800 Arch Street in Philadelphia. Working with repeat clients is always preferable, and in this case, the team included familiar faces from the owner, developer, and general contractor. The project was to be larger, integrate flexible office space, a Four Seasons Hotel, state-of-the-art studios for NBC, and a restaurant located 900´ above the ground. Designed by Foster + Partners, the Comcast Technology Center would rise to a height of 1,121´, replacing the Comcast Center as tallest in the city, and tallest in the United States outside of New York or Chicago.

Enclos provided complete design/build services for all facade elements while working closely with the architect throughout the design phase. The project’s oversized curtainwall units were fabricated and assembled offsite, then shipped in a carefully coordinated sequence to support the firm’s installation crews. Enclos site operations personnel worked closely with LF Driscoll to develop an optimum er****on strategy for the project’s challenging, dense urban surroundings.

This year marks five years since the completion of the Comcast Technology Center and fifteen years since the completion of the original Comcast Center tower. Learn more about both projects at enclos.com –

Comcast Technology Center: https://enclos.com/project/comcast-technology-center-1800-arch-st/
Comcast Center https://enclos.com/project/comcast-center/

Liberty Property Trust
LF Driscoll
Thornton Tomasetti
Robert A.M. Stern Architects

04/09/2023

Happy Labor Day from Enclos! Today, we celebrate the hard work and dedication of all the incredible individuals contributing to the construction industry. We understand and appreciate the importance of teamwork and craftsmanship in constructing the world's finest buildings.

Our team takes pride in every project we undertake. Labor Day reminds us of the incredible effort we put into our work. We are grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with talented architects, builders, and designers.

To all our amazing employees and partners, thank you for your unwavering commitment and tireless efforts! We wish everyone a well-deserved break and a day filled with relaxation and appreciation.

01/09/2023

Join us at Facades+ in Minneapolis! Mark your calendars for Tuesday, September 12th, as Jeff Vaglio, Vice President - Advanced Technology Studio, participates in a dynamic panel discussion with fellow facade contractors to discuss emerging trends in facade engineering and fabrication.

But we're not just presenting but also proudly sponsoring the Facades+ event. Make sure to swing by our table to learn more about what we do and our current job opportunities. We are searching for fresh talent and seasoned professionals to join our team!

Get ready to connect with us and other professionals at the event – it's a fantastic opportunity for networking, sharing knowledge, and finding inspiration. We can't wait to see you there!

Register Now: https://facadesplus.com/minneapolis/

30/08/2023

For projects where domestic supply is advantageous or desired, Enclos has both dedicated fabrication and assembly facilities, as well as qualified domestic suppliers. It is not uncommon for the final assembly to occur within regional proximity to the building site. This layered manufacturing approach provides unparalleled flexibility in delivery.

In , fabrication refers to making and modifying materials, primarily the floating of glass lites, extruding aluminum for frames, and CNC modification of those extrusions. Enclos limits its in-house fabrication to the latter, utilizing a collection of sophisticated CNC machines that allow for a direct file-to-fab workflow.

Following fabrication, assembly occurs when multiple pieces and materials unify into a modular composition. This process includes the fastening of aluminum extrusions to one another to form a frame, structurally silicone glazing of glass to the aluminum frame, integration of other materials such as metal panels, and integration of dry gasket seals that provide air/water performance when interlocked with adjacent modules on a building elevation. Assembly is paramount to the long-term performance of the building envelope system. For this reason, Enclos maintains multiple facilities and talented shop crews across the country to execute this work.

For over 12 years, Enclos has been at the forefront of delivering exceptional solutions with our in-house manufacturing capabilities. Our Chester, Virginia facility has over 100,000 square feet of shop space and 10+ acres with ample room to fabricate, assemble, and safely store materials.

08/08/2023

2023 marks 5-years since The Spheres opened its doors. Located on a half city block at Amazon's Seattle's headquarters campus, the building draws inspiration from conservatories around the world to create a home to more than 40,000 plants from over 30 countries. The final design called for three conjoined spherical domes, ranging from 80 to 95 feet in height, each with a different diameter. Providing appropriate daylight levels through the was critical for the plants’ livelihood, so providing a high-performance glass that permitted specific wavelengths of light to pe*****te to the interior was paramount. Achieving a complex geometry with an organic, nature-inspired structural pattern called for a collaborative process between the design team and facade contractor.

The organic architectural vision has repetition within each sphere’s surface, but the challenge to Enclos was to resolve atypical conditions, construct with precision, and install efficiently. From the onset, the relationship between the facade system and the attachment to the primary structure was identified as a key coordination item for both transfer of structural loads and the accuracy of interfacing in construction.

The sequence of operations for the field crew was to conjoin subframes into mega-frames, mount the glazed aluminum cassettes, and lift large pentagonal sections (weighing upwards of 18,000 lbs!) onto the primary structure. As a result of meticulous upfront planning, multiple practice lifts and mock-ups, and the use of laser scanning technology, all frames unified on-site to each other without a hitch.

The completed structure is a fascinating combination of organic inspiration and computational design, bringing a whole world of horticulture to the heart of Seattle.

Learn more about our approach, challenges, and results of The Spheres at enclos.com/project/the-spheres-at-amazon

Sellen Construction
NBBJ
Magnusson Klemencic Associates

27/07/2023

We are committed to making a positive impact, so we've chosen to focus our corporate philanthropy efforts on an organization at a national scale. The Special Olympics provided the perfect opportunity for us to launch this initiative, starting with the Summer Games in Minnesota.

Our recent volunteering experience at the Special Olympics Minnesota was incredible! Seeing the determination and excitement of the athletes was genuinely inspiring, and we were honored to play a small role in making the event a resounding success. It was a day filled with support, inclusion, and pure joy as our team came together for this meaningful cause.

We look forward to continuing our partnership with Special Olympics and working together to foster a more inclusive and supportive world for all. Stay tuned for more updates on our journey with and

29/06/2023

We are hiring! Are you ready to build an exciting future with us? As a part of our team, you'll have the chance to work on iconic facades and tensile structures using the industry's leading tools and advanced processes in a dynamic environment where every day presents new opportunities and challenges.

Opportunities at Enclos: https://enclos.com/applicantpro/
Opportunities at Enclos Tensile Structures (ETS): https://ets-na.com/careers/

The Enclos Family of Companies believes in building not only the finest building enclosures, but also the careers of our employees. We are committed to fostering a collaborative environment where your ideas are valued and your growth is nurtured. Here are just a few reasons to consider joining our team:

✅ Access to cutting-edge technology
✅ Collaborate with industry experts and creative minds
✅ Work on prestigious projects that redefine urban landscapes
✅ Continuous professional development and training opportunities
✅ Competitive compensation and benefits package

Join us in creating a future that combines creativity, innovation, and passion for excellence. Use the links above to apply today!

20/06/2023

The Jacob K. Javits Convention Center on Manhattan’s west side has been a benchmark for early space frame structures since its opening in 1982, representing one of the world's largest applications of the technology type. I.M. Pei & Partners flexible glass box design can be divided into nine self-contained halls to accommodate varying-sized trade shows and serves up to 3.5 million visitors annually.

In 2006 a major renovation and expansion was undertaken to meet the demand for additional exhibit space and performance upgrades. With the original 1982 facade showing signs of aging, a reclad program began in July 2010 to replace the entire curtainwall system. Enclos is responsible for this retrofit program, including removing the existing facade and the engineering, fabrication, and installation of new curtainwall and skylight systems.

Designed to achieve LEED Silver certification, the Javits retrofit exceeded current energy code requirements by 25% and dramatically increased building transparency while improving energy performance.

Learn more about the unique challenges of convention center design and the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center at https://enclos.com/expertise/markets/convention/ and https://enclos.com/project/jacob-k-javits-convention-center/

06/06/2023

We are thrilled to announce that Austin Bensend, Director - Design Engineering, will present "Pre-stressing Glass by Elastic Deformation: A New Twist on Reducing Deflection" at Glass Performance Days. Don't miss Austin's joint presentation with Marco Zaccaria from AGC Glass Europe where he will introduce a novel technique developed by Enclos for stiffening glass via pre-stress, resulting in greater than 50% reductions in deflection. The potential integration of this technology with either large format glass or thin glass, such as AGC’s Falcon Glass, creates intriguing opportunities for performance improvement and material optimization.

Join Austin and the AGC team for an engaging presentation and connect with your colleagues in the glass industry at !

Learn more at https://gpd.fi/speakers/bensend-austin/

11/05/2023

Will you be in Finland for Glass Performance Days? Sophie Pennetier, Associate Director – Special Projects, will be presenting on the "Broken Glass Ceiling Around Fearless Girl" installation by Merica May Jenson and co-presenting with Arup, Eckersley O'Callaghan and others in the workshop “Holistic Approach to the Recovery of Glass Materials” on 6/14. Sophie is a seasoned expert in complex structures and , with 15 years of experience in the field. Her presentation will discuss the design, engineering, and powerful message of the shattered glass ceiling sculpture around the Fearless Girl statue temporarily exhibited in front of the New York Stock Exchange for International Women's Day in 2021.

Meet up with glass industry experts and join Sophie for a fascinating presentation and discussion. See you there!


Photo of "Fearless Girl Broken Glass Ceiling" by Brett Berman

04/05/2023

Music City Center is the largest municipal project in Nashville’s history. Celebrating its 10-year anniversary this year, this cultural icon spans three city blocks adjacent to the heart of downtown Nashville, situated adjacent to both the Country Music Hall of Fame and the Bridgestone Arena. The project provides ample exhibition space, meeting rooms, and ballrooms inside the iconic, LEED gold certified structure. The extensive use of glass and transparency allow daylight to pe*****te the concourses, creating warm, welcoming spaces.

Enclos provided engineering and construction services for Music City Center’s nine enclosure systems, including: large skylights, a 14-story unitized , cable wall, support systems, punched openings in precast panels, aluminum sunshades, louvers, metal panels, storefront, aluminum doors and glass handrails.

The unitized curtainwall is comprised of 5’ wide prefabricated units up to 25´ tall. The architecturally exposed structural steel and tension rods that span between primary column were provided and installed by Enclos and support the curtainwall in front. The combination of AESS and curtainwall are used to create the soaring atrium spaces, upwards of 120' tall, along Demonbreun Street.

The curvilinear entrance feature celebrates a multitude of structural glass facade typologies, including: the portrait-framed cable wall with point-clamped fittings hovering above 6th Ave, and the patch-clamped insulated glass units supported by built-up AESS along the segmented curved face.

Learn more about the unique challenges of convention center design and the Nashville Music City Center at https://enclos.com/expertise/markets/convention/ and https://enclos.com/project/music-city-center/

11/04/2023

At Enclos, one of our Core Values is "People First". We strive to foster a workplace environment that is inclusive and respectful of others by cultivating meaningful connections through empathy, trust, and time spent together. We believe in giving back and making a positive impact on our communities and each other.

Through our Corporate Philanthropy Program, we partner with various non-profit organizations and charities to support a wide range of causes. Whether it's supporting education (Kids In Need Foundation), fundraising to eliminate hunger (Food For Life Ministry, Inc), or providing aid for children and adults with intellectual disabilities (Special Olympics Minnesota), we are committed to making a difference.

We hope you are as inspired as we are to see our people supporting local communities and fostering camaraderie with coworkers through giving. Stay tuned for more updates on our philanthropic initiatives!

04/04/2023

"Most convention centers are sprawling behemoths. This one in downtown Seattle is a vertical gem" - Nate Berg, Fast Company

Looking to double its capacity, the Seattle Convention Center (formerly Washington State Convention Center) expanded with the addition of the Summit. This 14-story facility adds 573,770 square feet of event space to complement the existing center, the recently rebranded Arch building. Between Pine Street, Olive Way, Boren, and Ninth avenues, Summit sits at the crossroads of many of Seattle’s most iconic neighborhoods.

Enclos’ scope of work for Summit included the design, engineering, procurement, and installation of 2,400+ curtainwall units and 332 tons of steel, including 272 tons of architecturally exposed structural steel (AESS), to envelop 172,820 square feet of wall area. All systems contain a low-iron 1.25” insulated glass unit. The tall span systems and low-iron glass maximize natural light throughout Summit’s atriums.

Learn more about the Washington State Convention Center at https://enclos.com/project/seattle-convention-center-summit-building/

Seattle Convention Center
Clark Construction Group
Lease Crutcher Lewis
LMN Architects
Magnusson Klemencic Associates
Morrison Hershfield

13/03/2023

Are you interested in learning more about ? There are many avenues to contribute as a facade contractor and it depends on your strengths. You can choose to pursue many facets of delivery from system design, structural engineering, building information modeling and thermal analysis to project management, ironworkers and glazing trades, safety and shop assembly. We recommend the Facade Tectonics and FacadesPlus conference series to learn more and connect with others in the industry.

Enclos provides opportunities for individuals looking to build a career in the facade industry through our SOAR and internship programs.

The SOAR Program was developed to provide training to individuals that are either brand new or just beginning their construction project management careers within the facade industry. The program consists of rotational experiences that give individuals exposure to several functional areas within Enclos, including design, estimating, engineering, shop, field and project management. Completion of the SOAR Program leads directly to a Project Management role at Enclos.

Our Internship Program provides a well-rounded experience that will help students transition their skill set from academia to professional development. It is designed to provide opportunities to learn, engage and develop the skills necessary to be successful in our industry. Interns work to build foundational skills in areas as defined by their specific program, including engineering and design, project management, field management, manufacturing, and much more.

We are now hiring interns for Summer 2023. Check out the careers page on our website for a complete list of opportunities at: https://enclos.com/applicantpro/