Join us at the MCA Winter Meeting. Together, we’ll explore emerging trends, tackle shared challenges, and shape the future of metal construction.
Register now and book your hotel room >
Non-members are invited!
Earn 1 AIA LU HSW in this exciting on-demand webinar! Discover incredible homes showcasing metal walls. These homes are designed to withstand extreme weather events and offer a fire-resistant, low-maintenance design.
Take the course from the top minds in architecture >
Celebrate Women in Metal Construction at the MCA Winter Meeting. Join industry peers for dinner in San Antonio. Simply add the Women in Metal Construction Dinner to your registration when you register for the Winter Meeting >
NEW COURSE! With top thermal performance, air, water, and vapor protection, and great aesthetics, IMP wall and roofing systems have it all.
Photo Courtesy of MCA Member: Nucor Insulated Panel Group Designed by HKS, Inc.
NEW COURSE! Learn how MCM systems support both creative and code-compliant architecture through a focus on structural performance, fire resistance, and long-term resilience.
Photo Courtesy of MCA and MCM Alliance Member: ALPOLIC® Materials – Americas Architectural Design by SONETTA
Insulated Metal Panel Barrier Back Up Wall Systems offer an all-in-one alternative to traditional multi-component walls—combining air, water, thermal, and vapor barriers in a single panel. The result? Faster installation, simplified scheduling, and lower labor costs with design flexibility for multiple façade options.
Photos Courtesy of MCA and IMPAlliance Member: Nucor Corporation
Designed by BLDD Architects
Certified MCM System Fabricators have:
• 3+ years fabricating a minimum of 150,00 SF of MCM
• They meet requirements for Building Envelope and Rainscreen Systems
• They are bondable and insured
See which manufacturers are certified >
Presenters from MCA and the Metal Roofing Alliance (MRA) will present a series of clinics during the International Roofing Expo (IRE), January 20-22 in Las Vegas, NV.
The clinics will focus on industry best practices for the installation of metal shingles, standing seam metal panels and roofing retrofit systems.
Over the course of its lifecycle, metal roofing is less costly than other materials like asphalt because it does not need to be replaced as often. What’s more, if you look at metal roofing and solar panels as one asset, solar is less expensive to install on metal than on other roofing materials, especially when using standing seam metal roofs.
Photo Courtesy of MCA Member: S-5!
Design by Foster + Partners
