In the heart of Nashville, 1812 Broadway is a mixed-use building for visitors and residents to enjoy musical events, museums, fine dining, sports, and impressive architecture. Metal Composite Material (MCM) made it all possible.
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Photos Courtesy of MCA Members: Arconic and MillerClapperton
Today’s Metal Composite Material (MCM) retains its luster for decades, ensuring that the building maintains its aesthetic appeal and property value for the long term. Facilities clad with high-tech MCM systems and finishes maintain curb appeal, often reducing the need for maintenance costs.
Photo Courtesy of MCA Member 3A Composites
The Yards, a mixed-use “hidden urban oasis” with residential, retail, and commercial use, features Metal Composite Material (MCM), single-skin metal panels and perforated panels. The various metal components create a striking and distinct juxtaposition to the building’s façade.
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With growing energy conservation needs, designers are looking for cost-effective, efficient ways to include additional insulation. This report shows how Metal Composite Material (MCM) cladding systems can meet the need.
Photo Courtesy of 3A Composites
Deepen your foundation of knowledge of Metal Composite Material (MCM). This primer gives essential information on how MCM is produced, advantages to your clients, various architectural applications, and more.
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The 4mm MCA MCM Master Specification White Paper provides specific installation directions to the installer and assurances to the designer regarding the quality of Metal Composite Material (MCM) installation. It is based on the latest IBC and AAMA performance standards.
Photo Courtesy of MCA and MCM Alliance Members: MillerClapperton and Arconic Architectural Products
In color-shifting finishes, Metal Composite Material (MCM) beautifully amplifies natural changes in color. The glass changes colors on this building with the light, so using metal panels that do the same was a perfect fit. The result is an impressive spectrum of beauty and sheen.
Read The Case Study from MCM Alliance Member 3A Composites > https://www.metalconstruction.org/index.php/case-studies/exo-apartments
Driving over the Ben Franklin Bridge in Philadelphia, you can’t help but be impressed with the new One Water Street Tower. The design team collaborated with the panel fabricator & installer to help maximize the efficiency of the finished panel sizes and accelerate the construction schedule.
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Today’s Metal Composite Material (MCM) retains its luster for decades, ensuring that the building maintains its aesthetic appeal and property value for the long term. Facilities clad with high-tech MCM systems retain their curb appeal and never look dated.
See for yourself in our MCM gallery >
Photos courtesy of MCA Member 3A Composites USA
One of the great aesthetic advantages of Metal Composite Material (MCM) is its flexibility and ability to bend and curve into various architectural shapes. Check out our gallery and get inspired for your next project https://www.metalconstruction.org/gallery?product=metal-composite-material
Photos Courtesy of MCA Members: 3A Composites USA, Alcotex Inc., East Coast Metal Systems, MillerClapperton
