Maxxit Group

We're proud to share our contribution to Conestoga College's Skilled Trades Campus Phase 2, a landmark facility designed to bring skilled trades education together under one roof while creating an environment that supports learning, collaboration, and student well-being.

The building's architecture is defined by openness and light. Deep recesses, clerestory windows, and interconnected floor volumes draw daylight deep into the interior, while expansive double-height social spaces create bright, welcoming areas where students can connect beyond the classroom.

To complement this vision, Maxxit created a wall feature using PANEL:Form Design Perforated Wall Panels that transform a two-storey corridor into a striking architectural feature. Finished in a custom Seashell White powdercoat finish, the laser-cut perforated panels create a subtle gradient pattern that shifts with light and perspective, adding texture, rhythm, and visual depth to the space.

Behind the elegant finish, integrated felt backing provides acoustic absorption, helping to reduce noise and create a more comfortable environment for students moving through this active campus.

Projects like this demonstrate how architectural wall systems can elevate the experience through a balance of aesthetics, performance, and thoughtful engineering.

Architect: Diamond Schmitt
Contractor: Smith Brothers Contracting

At this Austin TX office, our PANEL:Form Water Ripple Ceiling Panels in Champagne transform the ceiling into a sculptural feature inspired by the movement of water. The reflective finish captures light from every angle, creating a dynamic play of texture, depth, and shimmer that changes throughout the day.

Great workplace design creates destinations where people want to gather, collaborate, and connect.

At BNY's expanded Café and Town Hall, every design element was carefully considered to support a more connected employee experience. The renovated second-floor space introduces a variety of environments, from the Coffee Lounge and Promenade to a flexible Town Hall space that seamlessly transitions between everyday dining, informal meetings, and company-wide events.

To support the architectural vision, Maxxit designed PANEL:Form Custom Felt Ceiling Panels. Installed throughout the Café and Town Hall, the custom panels were engineered to integrate seamlessly with feature lighting and potlights while delivering the acoustic performance these bustling spaces demand.

By absorbing sound and reducing reverberation, the felt ceiling system helps create a comfortable environment where conversations remain clear, presentations are more engaging, and the space feels welcoming whether it's hosting lunch service or hundreds of employees for a town hall.

Architect: Perkins Eastman

Our LINE:Form Traditional Ceiling Baffles have been installed throughout this elevator corridor, bringing warmth and architectural rhythm to a highly functional transportation hub.

Finished in a woodgrain powdercoat, the baffles introduce the natural character of wood while delivering the durability and performance required for high-traffic transportation spaces. Integrated linear lighting, camera systems, and speakers are coordinated seamlessly within the ceiling design, keeping essential building systems accessible without compromising the overall aesthetic.

This modern workplace is beginning to reveal its architectural vision, and we're excited to see our ceiling system come to life at the heart of the space.

Featured throughout the open atrium, our PANEL:Form perforated Traditional Ceiling Panels with a torsion spring suspension and integrated trough system bring together clean aesthetics, easy accessibility, and seamless integration.

Designed as a central gathering place with a coffee bar, event space, and collaboration zones, the atrium is where people connect, share ideas, and build community. Thoughtful ceiling design helps define these experiences while delivering the performance and flexibility today's workplaces demand.

We look forward to sharing the completed project soon.

The path to lower-carbon buildings is shaped not only by what we design, but also by who we choose to manufacture it.

Whether through the Architecture 2030 Challenge or the AIA 2030 Commitment, more than 1,350 architectural firms continue helping drive the industry toward a net zero future. With the built environment responsible for nearly 40% of global carbon emissions, meaningful progress depends on collective action across the design and construction community.

At Maxxit, we’re proud to support that progress as a carbon neutral certified manufacturer for Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions. Through our architectural ceiling and wall solutions in metal, felt, and wood, we want our partners to feel confident their material selections align with broader sustainability goals.

As the industry continues prioritizing carbon reduction and material transparency, operational sustainability is becoming an increasingly important part of responsible specification practices.

We encourage designers and specifiers to evaluate manufacturing partners not only on aesthetics and performance, but also on their commitment to operational sustainability.

Asking the right questions today can help support a lower-carbon built environment tomorrow.

Great weather, great food, and even better company. ☀️🍔🏸

Our summer BBQ brought the Maxxit team together for an afternoon of great conversations, delicious food, and some friendly competition. The highlight of the day? Our badminton tournament finals, where teammates battled it out for bragging rights and the championship title!

Events like these are a reminder that building a strong team goes beyond the work we do every day. It's about taking time to connect, celebrate, and enjoy the people who make Maxxit what it is.

A big thank you to everyone who helped organize the event and to everyone who came out to make it such a fun day. Here's to another great summer together!