EXLTUBE

Together, EXLTUBE and Studio 804 are helping to inspire the next generation of architects and engineers. For the last decade, we have donated product every year to Studio 804 at the University of Kansas School of Architecture, Design and Planning in support of their mission of educating students through design/build, an architecture delivery model that is gaining widespread interest in the profession. The staff of EXLTUBE realizes our impact goes beyond simply developing product. We are part of the bigger architectural design community, helping to build the minds and skills that will shape our country's future skyline and communities. Our commitment to the University of Kansas and Studio 804 supports education opportunities for graduate students entering the final year of the Masters of Architecture program. It is one of the values instilled by our leadership to make certain everyone at EXLTUBE remembers we are part of something bigger than just ourselves. Through Studio 804, the University of Kansas offers graduate architecture students the opportunity to help pioneer new technologies and advanced construction techniques with an emphasis on LEED and sustainability. HSS from EXLTUBE, with its high recycled steel content, is one of the advanced materials these students choose to utilize. We are proud to have supplied a portion of the structural steel that was used in four of these projects that became LEED Platinum certified. EXLTUBE is inspired by these students and hope that they, in turn, can gain {0}, as we believe that is the best example of the virtues of the hollow shape of tube and pipe. Our support of the University of Kansas and the Studio 804 project is just one way we further innovations within the steel construction industry. As a member of {0} and {1}, EXLTUBE leadership helped develop a new specification for structural tube, ASTM A1085 allows today's practicing engineers to use structural tube in applications such as seismic and bridge construction where before they were limited. EXLTUBE is always working with our industry to push what is possible. Person Energy Transportation (PET) seeks to provide mobility for those in greatest need and with the least resources in poor or underdeveloped countries. Many people have lost the use of their legs due to polio, landmine injury, etc. The PET Project is a growing ministry to deliver mobility solutions to them. The PET has been extensively field tested and is designed to be sturdy, simple to maintain, and low-cost; a PET vehicle costs as little as $250.