Manufacturing

In the early 1960s, two motorcycle racers, Ken Johnson and Norm McDonald (K&N), developed a ground-breaking new idea for an air filter—one that could perform under the demands of dusty, dirty off-road environments. Six decades later, K&N is an industry leader in automotive filtration and technology, manufacturing products to increase performance, protection, and longevity in thousands of vehicle applications. K&N turned to Page when they were ready to relocate their corporate headquarters, pioneer an automated warehouse, and streamline manufacturing operations from multiple sites into one dynamic facility.

Continental Structural Plastics (CSP) is reshaping the automotive and transportation industries with a leading-edge facility dedicated to lightweight composite manufacturing. Strategically located in Seguin, Texas, the facility provides direct access to key clients like Toyota while tapping into a skilled local workforce—strengthened by partnerships with colleges and trade schools.

SUNY Polytechnic Institute, in collaboration with a leading EV manufacturer, is revolutionizing high-tech manufacturing with a state-of-the-art 1.4-million-square-foot solar panel facility—the largest in the northern hemisphere. This one-gigawatt (GW) manufacturing hub stems from the manufacturer’s strategic acquisition of SolarCity, a pioneer in high-efficiency solar technology. 

A Confidential Battery Manufacturer is building one of North America’s largest battery recycling and material manufacturing hubs—a 175-acre campus designed to redefine the industry. As part of this transformation, the CAM2 project includes a new three-story, 105-foot-tall, 340,000-SF facility dedicated to Cathode Active Material (CAM) production. Applying Performance by Design principles, Page ensured seamless operations by optimizing material flow, logistics, and utilities. 

The GE FastWorks facility in Greenville, South Carolina, is a dynamic hub for innovation in action. Designed to support multiple business divisions, it brings advanced manufacturing and product development into full view, aligning with GE’s vision for “innovation on display.”