Incorporating perforated metal wall panels that are backlit at night, the facility adds a sense of energy to a neighborhood now experiencing rejuvenation.
The new PAC-CLAD Timber Series wood grain finishes from Petersen includes a range of colors from rich browns to shades of gray and white. The simulated PVDF finishes can be applied to all PAC-CLAD soffit and wall panel systems and feature a consistent wood grain pattern that allows for coordination with other project surfaces.
The Raleigh Iron Works, a remake of an old iron foundry district, opened in 2023 to resounding success. Its design, not surprisingly, leans heavily on its past, making ample use of architectural metal roof and wall panels to emphasize its industrial history.
With the introduction of Tectum® DesignArt™– Lines Finale™ PB ceiling and wall panels, Armstrong World Industries offers architects and designers an opportunity to deliver unique visuals created by panels providing excellent sound absorption.
The timber visuals are offered in a variety of shades ranging from rich browns to gray and soft white, and a consistent wood grain pattern allows for coordination with other project surfaces.
Fabral Metal Wall and Roof Systems has introduced its new Sherwin-Williams WeatherXL™ color lineup, offering a more robust finish in 21 colors for wall and roof panels.
Award winners were announced by ATAS for their 2023 Project of the Year competition. There were seven award categories: commercial roofs, commercial walls, residential roofs, residential walls, accents, sustainable, and interiors.
The reborn Smith Elementary is a near-twin of a second K-5 school, also recently opened, to replace a 70-year-old facility elsewhere in the region. Both schools feature identical floorplans, but designers with Pfluger Architects’ Austin office wanted to give each exterior unique identities, and metal wall panels offered a great option given the profile and color options now available.
