• Armstrong supplied Ultima Templok energy-saving ceiling tiles and grid for York County’s renovation of the 20,000-square-foot Nixon Park Nature Center.
• Work started in fall 2025 to address temperature and humidity issues tied to aging HVAC systems across exhibit, classroom, and office areas.
• The renovated facility reopened in May 2026, targeting improved thermal comfort, HVAC efficiency, and operating cost reductions.
• A Ryan LLC study cited in the project materials assessed whether Templok tiles could qualify for IRC Section 48E investment tax credits.
• Project partners included McClure Company, an energy services firm that structured the renovation as an energy-efficiency upgrade.

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