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Wall-To-Wall Trivia: How Well Do You Know Your Building's Armor?

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The designs of New York City's roster of skyscrapers and other tall buildings provide more than just a cool office window view.

Exterior façades provide necessary protection and vary greatly in terms of installation and which types of buildings they are suited for. We teamed up with Vidaris, a provider of niche consulting services in the architecture, engineering and construction industries, to formulate this quiz.

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For nearly a century, Vidaris has built a robust track record through the building and joining of legacy brands including Israel Berger & Associates, Viridian Energy & Environmental, Lucius Pitkin, and more recently CBI Consulting, C2G International, and Synergen Consulting International. By combining these companies, Vidaris has formed a unique, third-party consulting firm specializing in complimentary service areas: building envelope, energy efficiency and sustainability, code advisory, dispute resolution and specialty engineering.

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