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This series is composed of an eco-friendly material that unites form and function as a tightly woven, sound-absorbing, light-blocking, near-blackout textile. 

Museum of Modern Art, New York City. Architect: Kohn Petersen Fox Associates PC.

Custom zippered ShadeLoc® System at Clark Art Institute, Williamstown, Mass. Photo: Carlos Rivera.

Rush University Medical Center, Chicago. Architect: Perkins+Will. LEED Gold certified. MechoSystems products installed: 2,993 manually operated rollershades.

The New York Times Headquarters, New York City. Architect: Renzo Piano. ACEC New York Diamond Award Winner for Structural Systems (2008), McGraw-Hill Construction's Best New York Project of the Year (2007), Society of American Registered Architects Design of Excellence Award Winner, and an AIA Top Sustainable Building Design. MechoSystems products installed: SolarTrac.

Houston, Texas.

The Chelsea Collection is a blackout series that compliments interior design trends and architectural design intents. The room-facing color pallet will suit interior schemes as well, with a range of six natural options.

Project spotlight on the New York Times headquarters featuring the SolarTrac System.

Midtown West 39th Street Ferry Terminal. New York City. William Nicholas Bodouva + Associates.

The World Bank Headquarters, Washington, D.C. Architect: Kohn Petersen Fox Associates. An AIA New York Design Merit Award Winner in 2005.  

San Francisco Public Utilities Commission Headquarters, San Francisco. KMD Architects with Stevens + Associates. An AIA Top-10 Sustainable Building of 2013. MechoSystems products installed: SolarTrac.

Interior Design takes a tour with MechoSystems Vice President, Susan Rieser, to discuss—among other things—the SoHo Collection debut.