Armstrong World Industries(AWI) has acquired Eventscape, Inc., a design and fabrication company known for delivering complex architectural features for multiple applications including ceilings, feature walls and facades.

“We are thrilled to welcome Eventscape to the Armstrong family and further increase our custom design and fabrication capabilities, expanding our access to more project opportunities in commercial buildings,” said Mark Hershey, Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Armstrong World Industries. “This acquisition represents a continuation of our portfolio expansion into custom design leadership, building on our prior acquisitions of Zahner, Arktura, Turf and 3form."

Eventscape uses a broad range of materials and technologies—including metal, wood, resin, glass, and integrated lighting—to create "bespoke designs" across ceilings, statement walls, facades, and public art installations.

“On behalf of our entire team, we are honored and excited to join Armstrong and its growing portfolio of best-in-class Architectural Specialties companies,” said Eventscape president and founder Gareth Brennan. “Eventscape has been driven by a commitment to innovate, evolve and expand what is possible in the built environment, a mindset that aligns naturally with Armstrong’s innovation focus. Together, we are creating a powerful platform for growth and industry leadership, translating bold architectural intent into precise, buildable reality. We look forward to building the extraordinary together for many years to come.”

Eventscape was founded in 1999 and now employs 150 people, including architects, industrial and interior designers, engineers, specialized fabricators and expert craftsmen. The business has headquarters along with a design studio and fabrication facility in Toronto and a showroom and fabrication facility in New York. In 2025, the company generated approximately $30 million in revenue.

Armstrong funded the acquisition with a combination of available cash and its revolving credit facility, and District Capital Partners acted as its buyside adviser.

Source: armstrong.com