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Photo courtesy of Kingspan Insulated Panels North America
Design by Wheeler Kearns Architects

MCA’s Metal Roof Installation Manual is a complete course in metal roofing. Learn the best practices from the experts: the MCA members who manufacture, distribute, and install metal roofing throughout the country and beyond >
When the Flint Cultural Center Academy sought a modern, high-tech aesthetic for its new facility, THA Design + Architecture identified insulated metal panels (IMPs) as the ideal solution.
See the Case Study from Nucor Insulated Panel Group >

Wind load resistance is a decisive factor in a building’s ability to survive extreme weather and return to service quickly. The performance of metal roofing and edge systems during high-wind events hinges on a combination of material strength, system configuration, and strict adherence to testing protocols.

MCA’s Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) provide the industry standard third-party verified reports for metal panel products’ environmental impacts (like carbon footprint, energy use, waste) across their entire life cycle, from raw material extraction to disposal, based on a Life Cycle Assessment and specific Product Category Rules.

The New Studio Office building turns heads, featuring a black corrugated metal ceiling as a striking interior design feature. The bold finish adds texture, contrast, and an industrial edge, proving metal roofing isn’t just for the outside.
See more in our Metal Roofing Gallery >
Photo Courtesy of MCA Member: ATAS International, Inc.
Design by ENV ARCHITECTS PRIVATE LIMITED

Metal is the only known construction material that can be recycled and repurposed indefinitely. Any excess or scrap metals, particularly steel and aluminum, are readily and easily recyclable.
Learn more reasons to love metal >
Photo courtesy of MCA member: RHEINZINK. Design by Steven Fong Architect
Designed for energy efficiency, sustainability, and timeless appeal, this Maine residence features weathering steel walls and roofing. The low-maintenance metal exterior blends seamlessly with the natural landscape while delivering long-term durability and a modern take on traditional New England design.
The Canal Dock Boathouse takes inspiration from the traditional design of the old historic boathouse, while utilizing modern, energy-efficient building materials, including Insulated Metal Panels (IMPs). The design team initially considered terracotta for the boathouse’s exterior, but soon realized IMPs were the superior, cost-effective option.
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Design by Gregg Wies & Gardner Architects LLC