Modernfold Walls for Parents In Community Action (PICA), Minneapolis & Walser Toyota in Bloomington

Modernfold Walls for Parents In Community Action (PICA) Minneapolis and Walser Toyota in Bloomington. w l hall company

We teamed up with Cox & Associates (Wausau, WI) and Bauer Design Build (Plymouth, MN) to bring their vision for PICA’s classrooms to life by installing Modernfold’s impressive Acousti-Clear® 45 STC glass wall systems.


When deployed, PICA's Acousti-Clear panels provide full visibility for teachers to supervise students while maintaining an industry-leading 45 STC acoustic separation between classrooms. It’s the best of both worlds—clear sightlines with soundproof privacy.

We partnered with Nelson Architecture (Minneapolis) and Ryan Companies (Minneapolis) to install Modernfold Acousti-Seal® Premier in the Bloomington Walser Toyota Conference and Training Rooms.

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