Sheffield Village, OH — Real wood siding gives home and building owners that authentic, unique natural look they may be looking for, but it also comes with problems, like fire hazards, rotting, pest infestation, and mold. A newly posted article from Sheffield Metals International points out that wood-grain-finish metal panels offer architects and building owners an opportunity to have the look of wood while enjoying many other benefits that metal provides. More

Waltham, MA — Located in the bustling biotech and life sciences hub of Waltham, 103 CityPoint is a state-of-the-art facility designed to house laboratory, cGMP manufacturing, and office spaces all under one roof. The project succeeds in that regard while also showcasing the versatility of translucent wall systems and claddings from Kingspan Light + Air. More

Allentown, PA — ATAS International Inc., a leading manufacturer of metal building products, announces the launch of Corra-Max, its new 2-inch-deep corrugated metal panel for wall cladding applications. This unique profile stands out in the market with its enhanced depth and exposed fastener design, making it a versatile and visually striking option for architects, designers, and building owners. More

Green Bay, WI — Bay Insulation Systems received the prestigious Platinum Gail Miller Excellence in Safety Award at the National Frame Building Association (NFBA) 57th Annual Conference & Expo. This top-tier recognition, the highest level of the Excellence in Safety Award, highlights Bay's commitment to fostering a strong safety culture within the company. More

Cleveland, OH — The Metal Building Manufacturers Association (MBMA) announces the release of the 2024 edition of the MBMA Metal Building Systems Manual. First published in 1959, this internationally recognized reference manual is a primary resource for the metal building industry and is being published in partnership with the International Accreditation Service (IAS) and International Code Council (ICC). More

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