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CLADDING CONCEPTSCASE STUDIES / DESIGN GUIDE

DESIGN BEGINS WITH INSPIRATION...

That is why we have assembled this collection of project examplesand case studies. Many times we can draw something from howsomeone else has solved a problem, met a challenge, or just simplybenefi t from their vision to develop an idea of our own. And so weoffer these ‘cladding concepts’ in the hope that they will be ofbenefi t to you in your next application!

ENTRANCES / CANOPIESPerhaps the best place to make your impact. Bring metalfront and center where visitors to a building get that fi rstsense of the structure and its identity.

CURVES / COLUMNSElegant and modern. From long, smooth curves that carrythe eye along an elevation to column covers that add adegree of mass with fi nesse, metal offers a sleek touch.

FASCIAS / SOFFITSUnobtrusive yet complementary, metal fascia provides anopportunity to continue the theme of the structure whilesoffi ts provide great function in a low maintenance package.

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WALLS / ACCENTSThis is where metal shines. Turning an elevation into adynamic harmony with unexpected grids and bold colorsprovides a high-end aesthetic with class and fl air.

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DESIGN CONSIDERATIONSThe right combination of product and design can be achallenge. Utilize these concepts to tailor a solution thatmakes a better visual statement or even lower costs!

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“WE INCORPORATED METALAS PART OF THE BUILDING

TO CREATE A RHYTHMBETWEEN THE SOLID

MASSING MATERIAL ANDTHE LIGHTER GLASS.”

PRINCESS ANNEVIRGINIA BEACH, VA

Randy Lyall

Lyall Design

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MEDICAL CENTER USES VARIOUS TYPESOF MATERIALS IN VISUAL HARMONY

Panel: Envelope 2000®

Attachment: Rout & Return (RR) SystemFinish: Clear AnodizedQuantity: 3,500 sq ftArchitect: Lyall Design - Norfolk, VAFabricator: Composite Wall Systems - Virginia Beach, VA

The Princess Anne Outpatient Medical Center features a creative mix ofmetal and glass on the entryway canopies. Part of the Sentara Healthcarenetwork, the facility includes two medical offi ce buildings, an emergencydepartment, an imaging center, laboratory services and a retail pharmacy.

Design for the center was provided by Lyall Design. “We wanted an arch-itectural style that would refl ect the Center’s state-of-the-art services whilestill being sensitive to scheduling and budget constraints.” said Randy Lyall.

“We balanced the proportions of glass, masonry, and metal,” added Lyall.“The two-color masonry blends help manage the scale and we took advantageof opportunities at the corners and entryways to introduce the metal panels.”


Attachment: Reveal (RV) SystemFinish: Seafoam GreenQuantity: 20,000 sq ftInstaller: Kaw Roofi ng - Kansas City, KSRepresentative: JD Day & Company -Overland Park, KS

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AWARD-WINNING ELEMENTARY SCHOOLFEATURES METAL CANOPIES

Panel: Panel 20®

Attachment: Two Piece Molding SystemFinish: Clear Satin AnodizedQuantity: 4,000 sq ftArchitect: Domain Architecture & URS - Indianapolis, INInstaller: Refl ections Glass & Mirror - Hartsville, INRepresentative: Spohn Associates, Inc. - Indianapolis, IN

Two prominent canopies highlight the entrance to the new contemp-orary design for the Brookside Elementary (IPS School #54). This bond-fundedproject received the Achievement Award for community development fromKeep Indianapolis Beautiful, Inc., an organization recognizing excellence amongthose who have contributed to the enhancement and beautifi cation of the city.

The new structure replaced one built in the late 1800’s. David Post, projectarchitect for URS explains “We wanted the exterior material to be primarilybrick to relate to the school’s heritage.” Post adds, “The grid created by thecanopy panels tied in nicely with the texture of the limestone veneer.”“We looked at various products and selected Panel 20® because of itsaffordability and the way the system relates to the other materials.”


Attachment: Reveal (RV) SystemFinish: Patina GreenQuantity: 2,500 sq ftArchitect: MSKTD - Indianapolis, INInstaller: Hoosier Glass - Indianapolis, INRepresentative: Spohn Associates, Inc. -Indianapolis, IN

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“THE GRID CREATED BY THE CANOPY PANELS TIED IN

NICELY WITH THE TEXTUREOF THE LIMESTONE VENEER.”

BROOKSIDE ELEM #54INDIANAPOLIS, IN

Mark Bay

URS - Indianapolis


“I LOVE IT... IT’S EASY.IT’S QUICK. THERE’S NO

SHOP DRAWING LEAD TIMELIKE WITH OTHER ACM

PRODUCTS. I JUST FABRICATE EVERYTHING ON-SITE.”

CAMBRIA SUITESBOISE, ID

J.P. Riley

Hobson Fabricating Inc.


HOTEL USES METAL TO CREATESTRIKING ACCENTS FOR PROTOTYPE


Attachment: Reveal (RV) SystemFinish: Clear Satin AnodizedQuantity: 12,000 sq ftArchitect: Minds Eye Architecture - Charlotte, NCInstaller: Hobson Fabricating Inc. - Boise, IDRepresentative: Pacifi c Architectural Products, Inc. - Clackamas, OR

The fi rst-ever Cambria Suites Hotel in Boise, ID serves as a prototype for50 additional locations under development in 21 states nationwide. CambriaSuites is a brand of Choice Hotels International which franchises more than5,300 hotels throughout the United States.

The project utilized mixed materials with metal panels, masonry, andEIFS. “There were a lot of inside/outside corners other than 90s,” accordingto J.P. Riley of Hobson Fabricating, Inc. “And we wrapped numerous 2'x2' and3'x3' columns long ways. That required a vertical seam and then a horizontalseam about halfway up. That was a little tricky but the system is really simpleand straight-forward.” “I love the fact that everything is fabricated on-site,”Riley added.


Attachment: RainScreen (RS) SystemFinish: Shasta White, Champagne MetallicQuantity: 4,500 sq ftArchitect: Rice, Fergus & Miller -Bremerton, WARepresentative: Pacifi c ArchitecturalProducts - Clackamas, OR

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METAL SELECTED TO CLAD CURVESAND CANOPY FOR HOSPITAL EXPANSION


Attachment: RainScreen (RS) SystemFinish: Silver MetallicQuantity: 11,000 sq ftArchitect: Perkins + Will - Minneapolis, MNInstaller: Douglass Colony Group - Commerce City, CO

Known as the Century Project at St. Mary’s Hospital & Regional MedicalCenter in Grand Junction, the multi-phase project included construction of anew 12-story patient tower and reconfi guration/renovation of existing space.

More than 11,000 square feet of Envelope 2000® metal compositematerial (MCM) was utilized on curved surfaces including entrance canopiesand interior/exterior column covers.

The design team sought to complement the existing hospital, as well asthe stunning mesas in the surrounding landscape, while establishing anadvanced, forward-looking image.

Panel: Envelope 2000®Attachment: RainScreen (RS) SystemFinish: Clear Satin AnodizedQuantity: 4,000 sq ftArchitect: Gartner Burdick Bauer Nilsen -Cincinnati, OHFabricator: East Coast Metal Systems -Bellaire, OH

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“THESE PANELS PROVIDEDEXCEPTIONAL FLATNESS,LIGHT WEIGHT, EXCELLENTSTRENGTH-TO-WEIGHTRATIO AND EXCELLENTFORMABILITY FOR THERADIUS APPLICATIONS.”

ST. MARY’S HOSPITALGRAND JUNCTION, CO

Rick Hintz

Perkins + Will


CALVARY REVIVALNORFOLK, VA


FABRICATED WALL SYSTEM HIGHLIGHTSINSPIRING CHURCH ADDITION


Attachment: Rout & Return (RR) SystemFinish: Silver Metallic, Matte Black, Princely PurpleQuantity: 16,000 sq ftArchitect: Barnes Design Group - Virginia Beach, VAFabricator: Composite Wall Systems - Virginia Beach, VA

Calvary Revival Church is one of the fastest growing churches on theeast coast. To accomodate the growth, the church undertook a massiveexpansion that allows it to now accomodate more than 10,000 people on atypical Sunday morning.

Approximately 16,000 sq ft of Envelope 2000® panels were installed usingthe Rout and Return (RR) attachment system. The metal panels highlight theentrances and provide symbolic entryway design features.

Design for the project was provided by Barnes Design Group, specialistsin religious facilities. The project was designed with a contemporary fl airusing “materials of permanence” to refl ect Calvary’s ministry.


Attachment: Reveal (RV) SystemFinish: Shasta WhiteQuantity: 15,000 sq ftArchitect: MVP - Wichita, KSInstaller: JB Architectural Metal - Winfi eld, KSRepresentative: JD Day & Company -Overland Park, KS

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METAL PANEL CLAD UPSCALEMIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT

Panel: ProCore™Attachment: One Piece Molding SystemFinish: Silver MetallicQuantity: 28,000 sq ftArchitect: JKR Partners - Philadelphia, PAInstaller: Towne & Country Roofi ng & Siding - Bensalem, PARepresentative: Bradco Supply - Malvern, PA

Located in the heart of the Avenue Of The Arts, the upscale 777 SouthBroad development offers 146 loft apartment units as well as 18,000 squarefeet of ground fl oor commercial space.

This LEED-registered project is Philadelphia’s fi rst truly green luxuryapartment building, according to developer Carl Dranoff of Dranoff Properties.“777 South Broad sets the benchmark on how to build green and how to doit well with sustainable materials.” The 160,000 sq ft building takes up anentire city block. “We looked at urban materials and settled on brick and other materials that would meld with brick. We used metal panels extensively tobreak up the facade and to create the radius bay structures that are somewhat typical of Philly architecture.”


Attachment: Reveal (RV) SystemFinish: Clear Satin AnodizedQuantity: 6,250 sq ftArchitect: Law Kingdon - Wichita, KSInstaller: Martin Roofi ng Co - Wichita, KSRepresentative: JD Day & Company -Overland Park, KS

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“WE USED THE METALPANELS EXTENSIVELY TOBREAK UP THE FACADE ANDTO CREATE THE RADIUS BAYSTRUCTURES THAT ARESOMEWHAT TYPICAL OFPHILLY ARCHITECTURE.”

777 SOUTH BROADPHILADELPHIA, PA

Jerry Roller

JKR Partners

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“THE PANELS ARE CURVEDAND FLOW AS THE METAL

RIBBONS UNFURL THEIRENERGY AS THEY TRAVELAROUND THE BUILDING.”

ST. CLAIR HOSPITALPITTSBURGH, PA

Joe Orbitz

IKM Incorporated


HOSPITAL EXPANSION SERVES AS ANATTENTION GRABBING FOCAL POINT


Attachment: RainScreen (RS) SystemFinish: Classic Copper, Sky BlueQuantity: 16,500 sq ftArchitect: IKM Incorporated - Pittsburgh, PAFabricator: East Coast Metal Systems - Bellaire, OHInstaller: Burns & Scallo Roofi ng Company - Pittsburgh, PA

When the administrators of St. Clair Hospital planned the expansion ofthe Emergency Department, they wanted a distinctive look that would stand outfrom the existing structure and be immediately recognizable within the campus.The 14,000 square feet addition doubled the size of the department and reliedheavily upon metal composite material to accomplish the design objectives.

“All of the previous work used a language of buff brick and strip windows,”according to Joe Orbitz, project manager for IKM Incorporated. “Taking cuesfrom the ribbon windows, we extrapolated a design that was somewhat of aribbon-in-motion idea. We created a series of undulating metal surfacesjuxtaposed against and interwoven with the background of existing brick planarfacades. Envelope 2000® is a nice system and it helped create great resultsfor our application.”


Attachment: Rout & Return (RR) SystemFinish: Champagne MetallicQuantity: 21,500 sq ftArchitect: WTW Architects - Pittsburgh, PA

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LIFESTYLE COMPLEX UTILIZES SEVEN DIFFERENT COLORS OF METAL IN A VARIETY OF APPLICATIONS


Attachment: Rout & Return (RR) SystemFinish: Atlantic Sunrise, Hemlock Green, Silver Metallic, Hartford Green, Gun Metal,Colonial Red, and Statuary BronzeQuantity: 32,000 sq ftArchitect: JPRA Architects - Farmington Hills, MI

More than 32,000 square feet of aluminum composite material fi nishedin seven different colors was used to clad various retail outlets at Metropolis,a 600,000 sq ft open-air shopping and entertainment lifestyle centerlocated in Indianapolis.

Included in the complex is a large theatre showplace, multiple restaurantsand eateries, several department stores, dozens of small storefronts, as wellas offi ces and specialty shops.

The metal panels play a role on nearly every building from column coversto accent bands, fascia, soffi ts, and canopies bringing a common designtheme and unity across the entire complex.


Attachment: RainScreen (RS) SystemFinish: Champagne AnodizedQuantity: 3,000 sq ftArchitect: BOE Architects - Tacoma, WARepresentative: Pacifi c ArchitecturalProducts - Clackamas, OR

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METROPOLISPLAINFIELD, IN


“THE ENVELOPE 2000®

RAINSCREEN (RS) SYSTEMIS A PROGRESSIVE SYSTEM

THAT’S GOOD AND SOLID.THIS BUILDING IS GOING TO

BE THERE FOR A LONG TIME.”

ALLIANCE SAFETYBATON ROUGE, LA

Eddie Barnes

Roofi ng Solutions


MCM PANELS SELECTED TO CLADHIGH-TECH SAFETY TRAINING FACILITY


Attachment: RainScreen (RS) SystemFinish: Silver MetallicQuantity: 10,000 sq ftArchitect: Grace & Hebert Architects - Baton Rouge, LAInstaller: Roofi ng Solutions - Prairieville, LARepresentative: Mid-South Specialty Products - Greenwell Springs, LA

Alliance Safety Council’s new 32,000 sq ft facility serves as many as 7,000students per month and includes training laboratories, technology-enhancedclassrooms and administrative space. The organization sought to achieve avisually commanding presence on the local interstate corridor while engagingthe community through a combination of curvilinear forms, vertical elements,and complementing materials.

A strong, contemporary facade was achieved with the Citadel panelsinterfacing with glass and concrete block. “The greatest challenge was all ofthe radiuses and, of course, lining up the horizontals. But we have alot ofexperience with the Citadel systems and the job went well”, said Eddie Barnesof Roofi ng Solutions.


Attachment: Reveal (RV) SystemFinish: Gun MetalQuantity: 2,500 sq ftArchitect: SJCF - Wichita, KSInstaller: Simpson & Associates -Wichita, KSRepresentative: JD Day & Company -Overland Park, KS

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CONTEMPORARY SCHOOL DESIGNFEATURES BOLD METAL ACCENTS


Attachment: Reveal (RV) SystemFinish: Arabian BlueQuantity: 40,000 sq ftArchitect: SH Architecture - Las Vegas, NVInstaller: Noorda Sheet Metal - Las Vegas, NV

The 114,000 sq ft adaptive retrofi t of Burkholder Middle School retainedportions of the old structure (such as the gymnasium that was converted intoclassrooms and a cafeteria) but added bold new strokes of color and designwith the completion of the new facility.

“With the history of the school in the area and the fact that the new gymextends 55' into the air, the building is a prominent landmark,” according toMark McGinty of SH Architecture. The smooth metal panels provide a majordesign element to the project as well as a signifi cant contrast to the heavilytextured split face block facade.


Attachment: Rout & Return (RR) SystemFinish: Clear Satin AnodizedQuantity: 13,000 sq ftArchitect: Yost Grube & Hall - Portland, ORRepresentative: Pacifi c ArchitecturalProducts - Clackamas, OR

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“IT’S EASY TO DETAIL AND INSTALLS QUICKLY WHICHREALLY HELPED KEEP USON SCHEDULE.”

BURKHOLDER SCHOOLHENDERSON, NV

Mark McGinty

SH Architecture


“THE ADMINISTRATIONWANTED A HIGH-PROFILE,

CUTTING EDGE IMAGE THATWOULD COMPETE WELL

WITH OTHER EDUCATIONALFACILITIES IN THE AREA.

THE PANELS ARE A BIGPART OF THAT LOOK.”

OZARKS TECHNICALOZARK, MO

Bo Hagerman

Hagerman New Urbanism


METAL PANELS FIT THE BILL FOR DESIGNREQUIREMENTS AND BUDGET CONSTRAINTS


Attachment: Reveal (RV) SystemFinish: Desert Sand MetallicQuantity: 13,000 sq ftArchitect: Hagerman New Urbanism - Springfi eld, MOInstaller: Benchmark Construction - Springfi eld, MORepresentative: JD Day & Company - Overland Park, KS

The Life Sciences Technology Center at Ozarks Technical CommunityCollege-South Campus had specifi c design and budget parameters. TheCenter houses extensive science and computer laboratories in addition toclassrooms and forms the cornerstone for other campus buildings to beconstructed in the future.

“Given the purpose of the building, the college defi nitely wanted a ‘techy’look” explained Bo Hagerman. “We feel we delivered a high-end look at agreat value.” The fi rm researched several brands of metal composite materials. “The Citadel panels performed as well as or better than some of the betterknown MCMs and the cost was signifi cantly less” added Hagerman.


Attachment: Rout & Return (RR) SystemFinish: Champagne MetallicQuantity: 36,750 sq ftArchitect: Design Stream - Pittsburgh, PAInstaller: Mohawk Construction -McMurray, PAFabricator: East Coast Metal Systems -Bellaire, OHRepresentative: RJ Bridges Corporation -Bridgeville, PA

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ICONIC LOOK FOR REC CENTER INHIGH-TECH CAMPUS ENVIRONMENT


Attachment: Reveal (RV) SystemFInish: Silver MetallicQuantity: 15,000 sq ftArchitect: Ebert Mayo Design Group - Manhattan, KSInstaller: Hausman Metal Works - St. Joseph, MORepresentative: JD Day & Company - Overland Park, KS

Kansas State University’s satellite campus in Salina, KS specializes inaviation and aeronautical studies. Located on the site of the previouslyclosed Schilling Air Force Base, a focal point of the campus is the newStudent Life Recreation Center.

The composite panels were used to clad the main overhang which issymbolic of an aviation wing, as well as the column covers that frame theglass curtainwall. “It’s user-friendly,” Bryce McClurg of Hausman Metal Works said of the Envelope 2000® RV System. “You need to have some fl exibilityand formability in the fi eld. That’s where the RV System really shines.”


Attachment: Reveal (RV) SystemFinish: Colonial Red, Sierra TanQuantity: 10,000 sq ftArchitect: Ebert Mayo Design Group -Manhattan, KSInstaller: Boone Brothers Roofi ng - Olathe, KSRepresentative: JD Day & Company -Overland Park, KS

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“IT’S A TECHNICAL CAMPUSAND WE WANTED TOCREATE A ‘WOW FACTOR’THAT WOULD BE IN KEEPINGWITH ITS CHARACTER.”

KSU STUDENT CENTERSALINA, KS

Rob Westburg

Ebert Mayo Design Group


“METAL PANELS ANDMETAL GLAZING SYSTEMSWERE SELECTED FOR THE

EXTERIOR FOR THEIR LONGLIFE AND FOR THEIR

ATTRACTIVE QUALITIES.”

THE COLUMBIANVANCOUVER, WA

Kevin Johnson

GBD Architects

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NEWSPAPER HEADQUARTERS SELECTSMETAL PANELS TO DISTINGUISH EXTERIOR


Attachment: RainScreen (RS) SystemFinish: Charcoal MetallicQuantity: 12,000 sq ftArchitect: GBD Architects - Portland, ORRepresentative: Pacifi c Architectural Products, Inc. - Clackamas, OR

As one of the few remaining independent newspapers in the U.S.,The Columbian is the largest daily in southwest Washington. The $30 millionLEED Gold six-story building includes 118,000 sq ft of space with the paper’snews, advertising, circulation, and administrative offi ces occupying four fl oorsof the building. The top two fl oors are leased to offi ce tenants.

The metal composite material (MCM) interfaces with precast brick andconcrete to round out the aesthetic. “The use of concrete and brick alonewould have created a heavy looking building. The opportunity to weave metalthroughout offered a lighter feel to the massing of the project,” according toKevin Johnson-principal of GBD Architects.


Attachment: Reveal (RV) SystemFinish: Seawolf GreyQuantity: 32,000 sq ftArchitect: Hollis & Miller - Overland Park, KSInstaller: A2MG Inc - Blue Springs, MORepresentative: JD Day & Company -Overland Park, KS

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COMMUNITY COLLEGE SCIENCE BUILDINGGOES HIGH-TECH WITH METAL

Panel: Envelope 2000®, SinoCore®

Finish: Santiago SilverQuantity: 27,000 sq ftArchitect: LPA, Inc. - Irvine, CAInstaller: Best Contracting Services - Gardena, CARepresentative: Architectural Systems, Inc. - Poway, CA

Santiago Canyon Community College is one of the newest communitycolleges in California. Located in Orange, CA the college serves approximately10,000 students in a state-of-the-art learning environment. The new 60,000square foot science center combines traditional lecture spaces, faculty offi ces,and high-tech laboratories for chemistry, biology, physics, and other sciences.

The Science Center features a unique design of two separate two-storybuildings connected by a walkway. The metal panel systems were used toclad the prominent stair tower (inside and out) as well as fascia and soffi tapplications on both buildings.

Panel: Panel 20®

Attachment: Two Piece Molding SystemFinish: Clear Satin AnodizedQuantity: 4,000 sq ftRepresentative: Spohn Associates Inc -Indianapolis, IN

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“INSTALLATION OF THEMETAL PANELS WAS

QUICK AND EASY.”

SANTIAGO CANYONORANGE, CA

Maria Alimagno

Best Contracting Services


“OUR INTENT WAS THAT THE DESIGN BE INSPIRATIONAL

AND ENCOURAGE STUDENTS TO BE CREATIVE AND THINK

OUTSIDE THE BOX.”

EVANSVILLE NORTH HSEVANSVILLE, IN

Mike Shoulders

VPS Architecture


METAL CLADDING PANELS SELECTED TOHELP NEW SCHOOL DESIGN INSPIRE STUDENTS


Attachment: Reveal (RV) SystemFinish: Sherwood Green, Desert Sand MetallicQuantity: 46,000 sq ftArchitect: VPS Architecture - Evansville, INInstaller: Weddle Brothers Construction - Evansville, INRepresentative: Spohn Associates, Inc. - Indianapolis, IN

One of the goals of the design was to “inspire students to learn”according to architect Mike Shoulders, CEO of VPS Architecture in Evansville.The 480,000 square foot complex, was constructed to meet the needs of arapidly expanding population north of the city. The panels interface withmasonry and a limited amount of EIFS. “It’s a large building with numerouswings and a lot of articulation on the exterior. Although we feel masonry is a good value, we couldn’t imagine the entire building being brick. It needed agood material partner. We liked the complementary colors of the Citadel panels and the brick. It went together marvelously.”

“We would encourage architects to look into Citadel’s product and touse it when they need high quality, performance, and a colorful companionto masonry,” Shoulders added.

Panel: Envelope 2000®Attachment: Rout & Return (RR) SystemFinish: Shasta White, Silver GreyQuantity: 20,000 sq ftArchitect: PGAV Destinations - St. Louis, MOInstaller: Kuenz Heating & Sheet Metal -St. Charles, MOFabricator: Castle Metal Works - Elk GroveVillage, ILRepresentative: Manchester Hackett& Associates - Webster Groves, MO

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BRICK AND METAL COMBINE TO OFFER STRONGFACADE FOR NEW HEALTH CENTER DESIGN


Attachment: RainScreen (RS) SystemFinish: Clear AnodizedQuantity: 25,000 sq ftArchitect: Strollo Architects - Youngstown, OHFabricator: East Coast Metal Systems - Bellaire, OHInstaller: Carroll Glass - Euclid, OH

The new St. Elizabeth Boardman Health Center was designed as amajor addition to an existing low-rise diagnostic center. The new health centerbecomes the cornerstone for future campus expansion. Critical to the designwas the continuation of the existing structure’s exterior forms and materials.

“In doing the master planning, we set a palette of material that wouldaccomodate different buildings and perhaps even different architects,” saidRodney Lamberson of Strollo Architects. “Using the panels helps break downthe scale and delivers a very sleek, taut skin that interfaces nicely with thebrick. They also integrate very well with the window system and louvers.”Lamberson added.


Attachment: RainScreen (RS) SystemFinish: Sherwood Green, Silver MetallicQuantity: 7,000 sq ftArchitect: BCRA - Tacoma, WAInstaller: General Sheet Metal - Olympia, WARepresentative: Pacifi c ArchitecturalProducts - Clackamas, OR

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“THE PALETTE INCLUDEDA RED BRICK THAT HAS BEEN CONTINUALLY PRODUCED SINCE THE 1930S AND ALUMINUM PANELS THAT COMPLEMENT THE CENTER’S CRISP FORMAT COMPOSITION AND PROVIDE A FRESHINTERPRETATION.”

ST. ELIZABETH HEALTHBOARDMAN, OH

Rodney Lamberson

Strollo Architects


“THE CITADEL PANELSJUXTAPOSE NICELY WITH

THE BRICK AND THE GLASSAND PROVIDE THE SILVER

GLITTER THAT WE WERELOOKING FOR.”

SANDLER CENTERVIRGINIA BEACH, VA

Michael Ashe

CMSS Architects


DRAMATIC PERFORMING ARTS CENTERWINS PRAISE WITH METAL


Attachment: Rout & Return (RR) SystemFinish: Silver MetallicQuantity: 33,000 sq ftArchitect: CMSS Architects - Virginia Beach, VAFabricator: Composite Wall Systems - Virginia Beach, VA

The city of Virginia Beach, VA opened a public design competition toreplace its community theatre and fi ll a void in the region for a mid-sizeperforming arts venue. The result was a destination building that has ignitedpublic enthusiasm and interest in the Arts.

“Going to this theatre is more than just attending a performance,” saidMichael Ashe, design principal at CMSS Architects. “This is a world ofsparkling glass and metal with forms rising to varying heights interspersedwith fl owing balconies that look to an exterior plaza.”

“We were looking for a balance of of value and aesthetics,” said Ashe.“The Citadel panels juxtapose nicely with the brick and the glass and providethe silver glitter that we were looking for.”

Panel: SinoCore®

Finish: Reserve White, Custom RedQuantity: 18,250 sq ftArchitect: Akron Transit Authority - Akron, OHInstaller: Commercial Industrial Sheet Metal -Bolivar, OHDistributor: RL Wurz Company - Cleveland, OHRepresentative: Statre Corporation -Rochester Hills, MI

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COLOR AND GRID DESIGN OFFERSTRIKING LOOK TO NEW HIGH SCHOOL

Panel: Panel 20®

Attachment: Two Piece Molding SystemFinish: Colonial Red, Atlantic Sunrise, Sky Blue, Woodthrush, and CharcoalQuantity: 20,000 sq ftArchitect: Architects Alaska - Anchorage, AKInstaller: Commercial Contractors - Anchorage, AKRepresentative: Pacifi c Architectural Products, Inc. - Clackamas, OR

Named for the famed poet and author who wrote about Alaska and theKlondike gold rush, Robert Service High School in Anchorage provides acolorful, uplifting appearance to students and the community as well.

Approximately 20,000 sq ft of Panel 20® was used on the project andfi nished in fi ve different colors. Due to the production process at Citadel,designers were able to incorporate a variety of colors without the minimumquantities and set-up charges often found within the industry.

“Panel 20® is a fi eld-assembled system and that was benefi cial to us inorder to meet the general contractor’s schedule,” according to Gregg Uptonof Commercial Contractors.


Attachment: RainScreen (RS) SystemFinish: Atlantic SunriseQuantity: 12,000 sq ftRepresentative: Pacifi c ArchitecturalProducts - Clackamas, OR

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“WE WERE ABLE TOBRING IN STOCK SHEETSOF MATERIAL ANDEXTRUSIONS IN FIVEDIFFERENT COLORS ANDACTUALLY FIELD-FABRICATE IT. THAT’S A REALADVANTAGE.”

ROBERT SERVICE HSANCHORAGE, AK

Gregg Upton

Commercial Contractors


“THE MIX OF DURABLEMATERIALS REALLY DELIVERS

A GREAT LOOK. THE METALPANEL WERE FAST TO

INSTALL; THEY’RE VERYCOST-EFFECTIVE AND SPEAKWELL TO A LOT OF PEOPLE.”

CORPORATE OFFICEBEND, OR

Craig Stockbridge

GBD Architects


PANEL SYSTEM CONTRIBUTES TO ICONICNORTHWEST RETAILER’S NEW HEADQUARTERS


Attachment: RainScreen (RS) SystemFinish: Gun Metal, Terra Cotta, Champagne MetallicQuantity: 30,000 sq ftArchitect: GBD Architects - Portland, ORFabricator: Salem Heating & Sheet Metal - Salem, ORRepresentative: Pacifi c Architectural Products, Inc. - Clackamas, OR

A popular northwest retailer moved its corporate headquarters from theoriginal cinderblock building in Prineville, OR to an eye-catching structurein Bend, OR. The move to Bend into the 120,000 square foot facilityrepresented a major cultural shift for the company. “The building design placesgreat emphasis on the effi ciency of materials as well as sustainability,”according to GBD architect Craig Stockbridge.

Playing a key role in this effort was nearly 30,000 square feet of theEnvelope 2000® RainScreen (RS) system. The panels interface with precastconcrete and locally-quarried sandstone. “The mix of durable materials reallydelivers a great look,” added Stockbridge.

Panel: ProCore™Attachment: Two Piece Molding SystemFinish: Silver MetallicQuantity: 2,750 sq ftArchitect: DLR Group - Overland Park, KSInstaller: Frazier Roofi ng - Grandview, MORepresentative: JD Day & Company -Overland Park, KS

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Panel: Panel 20®

Attachment: Two Piece Molding SystemFinish: Apple Crisp, Clear Satin AnodizedQuantity: 11,000 sq ftArchitect: A & E Architects - Billings, MTInstaller: Installations, Inc. - Laurel, MTRepresentative: Tri-Jack Design Products, Inc. - Billings, MT

The versatile Faith Chapel in Billings, MT functions not only as a religousfacility but also as a venue for concerts, theatre productions, conferences, andcommunity events. The 85,000 square foot facility located on 11 acres includesan 1,800 seat auditorium and parking for 1,050 vehicles.

The metal panels interact with translucent fi berglass panels, precastarchitectural concrete and an exposed steel structure. The striking exteriordesign evokes the sandstone of the surrounding Rimrocks.

“The design started initially as almost a glorifi ed pre-engineered building.But in the end, given the size of the building, we were able to use some of thenicer architectural metals and still be fairly cost competitive,” said EricSimonsen-project architect for A & E Architects.


Attachment: Reveal (RV) SystemFinish: Clear Satin Anodized, Gun Metal,Silver MetallicQuantity: 12,000 sq ftArchitect: Design Collaborative -Indianapolis, INInstaller: Delaware Glass & Mirror - Muncie, INRepresentative: Spohn Associates Inc -Indianapolis, IN

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“THE OWNER WANTED AUNIQUE LOOK BUT HADA TIGHT BUDGET. THE GOALWAS TO HAVE A BUILDINGTHAT WAS CONTEMPORARYBUT STILL HAD WARMAPPEALING COLORS...”

FAITH CHAPELBILLINGS, MT

Eric Simonsen

A & E Architects

DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS

EMBRACE THE GRID

Designers often see opportunity where others see challenges. So how youvisualize the use of a cladding system on your project depends largely uponyour goal for its aesthetic.

Some might prefer a monolithic metal statement, while others may want tomake a different statement altogether---one that speaks to the nature of thebuilding it is covering. Standard modular grids are common, but many otheroptions are also available from a checkerboard with different colors to an edgymondrian-inspired design. Embrace the grid and use it as a design element.

Typical (page 20) Running Bond (page 16)

Checkerboard Accent Strip (page 33)

Mondrian (page 38) Rotated (page 32)

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Often times when only one type of mate-rial is used on the exterior of a building, the structure can take on too much of the qualities of that material.

For example, all brick buildings may tend to feel very heavy and massive. On the other hand, an all glass facade may tend to be too light and edgy.

That’s where metal comes in. It can provide a nice complement to the sleek nature of glass, or a stark contrast to the solid mass of brick or the approachable nature of wood.

Add to that the fact that the systemcan be a variety of colors and fi nishes and metal can be a great addition to thebuilding palette.(pages 4,6,35,40)

2 - COMPLEMENT OTHER MATERIAL


Typically designers select color matched moldings to blend in with the panels.

However, it is not required that moldings match the panel. They can be painted in virtually any color. So they can be a shade lighter or a shade darker than the panels for effect... or they can be a differ-ent color to highlight the grid.

This is also true for fabricated systems. With a wet-sealed system, various caulk colors can be used to either match the panels or ‘black out’ the joint.

Contrasting colors can also be utilized for effect with the joint splines in rainscreen or cavity wall systems.(pages 32,40,44)

3 - CONTRAST THE JOINTS

CLEAN UP THE CORNER5

Routed And Bent Corner Molding

For systems that utilize moldings,corner profi les usually cover thejoint. However, if a streamlinedlook is preferred, some panelsmay be routed on the back andbent around the corner.

This option may also be usedfor fascia to soffi t transitions orfor corner conditions where theangle is greater than 90°.

We can provide small run custom colors with no minimum quantity or set up charges. This allows the designer to match a distinctive hue for a corporate identity or brand, visually reference school colors or just add a punch ofinterest to a facade.(pages 12,37,40)

4 - SMALL RUN CUSTOM COLORS

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COMBINE MULTIPLE FINISHES7


One of the most visible ways to addinterest to a project is with variouscolors/fi nishes. Metal claddingoffers a wide variety of options forthe designer from which to choose:

• solid tone Kynar 500®

• mica/metallic Kynar 500®

• anodized aluminum• textured or smooth aluminum• pearlescent coatings• wood grain fi nishes• copper, zinc, stainless steel

Add to that the fact that multiplecolors can be produced in onepress run and creating a designthat utilizes a wide color range isa very viable option.

This option has been exercised inmany projects with checkerboardpatterns, accent strips, corporateidentity... or just making a project unique with your own palette.(pages 32,40)

Progressive

(One Piece Molding & Fabricated)Non-Progressive

(Two Piece Molding)

More of an installation choice than an aesthetic one, selecting a progressive ornon-progressive option determines the order in which the system is installed.Attachment systems are inherently one or the other... however, both options may beavailable depending on which panel is specifi ed.

6 - BE PROGRESSIVE (OR NOT)

Each component builds upon theprevious one. Installationtypically starts in a lower cornerof an elevation. From there, extru-sions and/or panels are installed sequentially until the top of the column is reached. It then begins again at the next column in the grid.(pages 22,24,27)

Installation may start anywhere on the grid. Different sections of the elevation can be completed inde-pendently allowing for division of work. Panels may also be removed without disturbing the entire grid which is a consideration should damage occur.(pages 7,39,43)

To minimize the joint, utilize a low profi le one piece extrusion that sits nominally fl at against the panel face. These moldings provide the least amount of visible surface possible. Once color matched to the panel, they nearly visually disappear.(pages 6,41)

To maximize (or emphasize) the joint there are several options. The most common is to utilize ‘reveal’ moldings that have a groove in the profi le to create a shadow line.(pages 8,23,24,27)

Raised moldings that stand out slightly may also be used to create a ‘board and batten’ type effect.(pages 7,30,39,43)

Some systems have the option of vari-able joints. One application for this type of joint might be to line up with window mullions or brick lines.

Minimize

Monolithic Profi les

Maximize

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USE REVEAL MOLDINGS AS FABRICATION ALTERNATE11


If a fabricated look is desired but the budget does not allow for it, a moldingsystem with reveal moldings can be an attractive option. Especially since thelines tend to fade as you move away from the building.(pages 8,24,27)

Field-Assembled (Reveal Moldings)

Shop-Fabricated

Close-Up Mid-Range Street Level

Close-Up Mid-Range Street Level

Structural columns provide yet another opportunity to make a design statement. Add mass to the feel of a small column, or simply make a large column moresleek. Options include round, oval, rectangular, square, etc. These can beconfi gured using a fabricated system, or a budget-friendly fi eld assembledmethod utilizing curved moldings and panels (or fl at sheets and moldings).(pages 6,12,14,17,19)

Shop-Fabricated

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Utilizing metal cladding systems incommercial structures not only allows for great visual impact today, but also one that will remain for years to come.

With many fi nishes carrying 20 and 30 year warranties, metal is a great option for longevity. Even further, the coatings on these panels have been engineered to reduce heat gain and refl ect more light away from the wall contributing to more effi cient structures.

9 - MAINTAIN THE LOOK

Designing with metal also is a respon-sible choice for the built environment. A portion of each cladding panel contains both pre-consumer and post-consumer recycled content. This characteristic is benefi cial when striving to complete a LEED registered project. Most systems meet the requirements for MR 4.1 and MR 4.2 which outline the percentage of re-cycled content needed for 1 point under each guideline.(pages 15,28)

10 - SUSTAIN RESOURCES

One of the challenges that face adesigner is trying to coordinatedifferent materials from different sources and blend it all together in a harmoniuous statement.

Our glazing panels are manufactured using the same aluminum skins and fi nish options that are available for the cladding systems. This allows for coordination between the glazing and/or storefront system and wall elements, visuallyunifying the elevation.(pages 42)

13 - COORDINATE WITH GLAZING

True integral aluminum anodized fi nishes (such as clear and dark bronze) not only allow the glazing panels and/or wallcladding to coordinate with the storefront, but even match it. This further unifi es the appearance of the elevation and brings the glazing into a singular element.(pages 10,14,18)

14 - MATCH STOREFRONTS


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One of the best ways to add visual in-terest to a project is to create a sense of movement with curves. They can be utilized as a stand alone element for impact, or to break up an other-wise monolithic run of glass, brick or concrete walls.

For fi eld-assembled systems, large radius curves can be achieved on site by ‘walking’ the panel and moldings along the substrate. Small radius curves require that moldings (and many times the panels) be curved in a factory setting.

For shop-fabricated systems, all curving must take place using factory mehtods.

For a lower cost alternative, curves may be achieved by segmenting the run into smaller ‘facets’. Tighter curves may require additional facets to approximate the curve.(pages 10,13,18,20,21,25,29)

Shop-Curved

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Smal Radius Segmented/Faceted

Large Radius

In addition to a wide range of high performance smooth skins, textured aluminum skins are also an option. This fi nish (designed to simulate a stucco or EIFS pattern) is ideal for high traffi c areas where hiding small dents and/or dings might be apriority. Or utilize a band of textured skins to complement an otherwise smooth section of the elevation.

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To add extra depth to the wall color,select a metallic or mica fi nish.

These fi nishes bring about arichness in the base color and allowit to ‘pop’ from the substrate tocreate the shimmer effect and shine so often associated with metal.(pages 11,15,16,21,24,36)

When the budget allows, it is hard to beat the aesthetic provided by a high-end, shop-fabricated cladding system. These systems are designed to provide the ultimate in clean, crisp lines. With minimal linear presence at the joints, fabricated systems offer a truly modular appearance coupled with superior performance.

16 - UPGRADE THE DESIGN WITH FABRICATION

Barrier systems are designed to be completely sealed against moisture intrusion. This is accomplished by utilizing a silicone sealant at each joint to unify the entire system against the elements.(pages 12,36)

Rainscreen or cavity wall systems are designed to keep the majority of moisture away from the wall structure. However, any incidental moisture that does penetrate is allowed to escape through a system of weepholes.(pages 11,16,20,28,35)

Citadel Architectural Products, Inc.

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