Insulated Metal Panels (IMPs) are finished on both sides, which significantly reduces installation time and allows construction to be completed more quickly. These time savings lead to lower costs, which building owners greatly appreciate!
Photo Courtesy of MCA Member: Kingspan Insulated Panels North America
Design by: CANNON Architectural Design
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Stunning: black and white perforated panels that echo the rhythm of the glass façade, cast a bold, contemporary identity for the Illinois EPA’s new home, which was once a vacant Sears building. The glass panels match the perforated metal design. Everything on the project stands out, grabbing your attention.
See the Case Study from MCA Member: Accurate Perforating >
Design by 4240 Architecture
KAI Enterprises chose Insulated Metal Panels (IMPs) to complete the new 500,000-square-foot Aisin facility in Texas. IMPs were used to future-proof the building and reduce energy consumption. This thermal efficiency, along with full vapor and water barriers, makes IMPs an energy-efficient cladding option, helping Aisin minimize cooling costs in the Texas heat.
See the Case Study from MCA member: Kingspan Insulated Panels>
A unique boathouse in northern Wisconsin was designed to blend into its surroundings. The combination of metal roofing, with walls constructed of metal, wood and plaster, makes for an almost indestructible storage facility.
See the Case Study from MCA Member: Sheet Metal Supply >
Presenters from the Metal Construction Association and Metal Roofing Alliance will demonstrate industry best practices for the installation of metal shingles, standing seam metal panels, and roofing retrofit systems.
International Roofing Expo (IRE), January 20-22 at the Las Vegas Convention Center
Insulated Metal Panels (IMPs) reduce structural support and building enclosure materials, contributing to decreased carbon emissions. The quantity and weight of materials transported to the construction site are also reduced.
Learn more in our CE Course, Why Architects Love Insulated Metal Panels >
Photo courtesy of Kingspan Insulated Panels
Design by Wolf Ackerman
The world’s leading global brands rely on Metal Composite Material (MCM) for branding their buildings. Precisely matched colors, the ability to create custom-branded graphics, and the capacity to execute intricate and complex designs are among the top benefits of MCM.
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Photos courtesy of 3A Composites and Sobotec Ltd. Design by CORE Architecture
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