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IMPs Enhance the Game Day Experience

“The exterior steel cladding plates were originally uninsulated, which transferred a tremendous amount of radiant heat into the facility,” Scott May, Principal at LS3P ASSOCIATES LTD., the architecture firm for the project. “…Insulated metal panels offered an opportunity to not only clad the facility in an insulated skin, but possessed both colors and textures to unify the building facades and impart a contemporary aesthetic.”

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Tilt-Up vs. IMPs

Earn CE Credit! Selecting Insulated Metal Panels (IMPs) for a project presents a valuable opportunity to earn sustainable certifications, provide material health and transparency documentation, and mitigate the negative environmental consequences of construction.

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Photo Courtesy of MCA Member: Kingspan Insulated Panels

Designed by Baldassarra Architects

Updated White Paper!

MCM Panel System Definitions

Updated! MCM Panel System Definitions: Gain an understanding of the different system types and the performance characteristics that make each type of system unique.

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Join MCA today!

The Metal Construction Association (MCA) is dedicated to advocating for its member companies, ensuring their voices are heard in the industry and beyond. By actively engaging in advocacy efforts, MCA helps shape policies and regulations that directly impact the metal construction sector. This support not only protects the interests of our members but also fosters a thriving business environment, enabling companies to innovate, grow, and succeed.

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New Course! Resilient by Design

With disasters becoming more frequent, building professionals are rethinking their materials. This article shows how metal systems create durable, resilient envelopes for commercial and residential projects.

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Photo courtesy of MCA Member: RHEINZINK America Designed by Eric Owen Moss Architects