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MetalTech-Global, a premier distributor and fabricator of architectural metal products and systems, announces the addition of Don Nygard to the team of independent outside sales representatives.

Nygard joins MetalTech from Metal eXperts, Inc., a company he started in late 2001 serving the western mountain region. As a representative for MetalTech, Nygard will be covering all of the Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, and New Mexico territories.

A graduate of the University of North Dakota, Nygard has more than 30 years of experience in the metal panel business and has accumulated a wealth of knowledge in this arena. Before starting his own company, Nygard held top sales and management positions in a number of the industry’s prominent manufacturing companies, such as H.H. Robertson, a Fortune 500 company. As a representative for MetalTech-Global, Don Nygard will draw on his expertise in roofing and wall systems to familiarize his local design community with MetalTech’s unique capabilities and strengths.

 

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MetalTech-Global is proud to announce their new partnership with elZinc, the third largest producer of rolled zinc worldwide.
elZinc is the commercial trade name of Asturiana de Laminados, located in Asturias, Spain. This budding partnership will allow MetalTech to become a leading distributor of elZinc products nationwide bringing their customers the latest in zinc coil, sheet, and finished architectural products.

“A significant advantage of partnering with elZinc is the availability of color options and the agility of their mill to consistently develop their product range to keep pace with a market that’s always in flux,” says Nils Simonsen, President of MetalTech-Global. “elZinc is a privately held company that’s nimble enough to assist in creating a change in our market but large enough with the resources in advanced technology to grow our market.”

As a company, elZinc prides itself in their policy of quality, respect for the environment and their continuous research, development, and innovation. Together with the use of the best technologies available in the market, elZinc offers products which more than comply with quality requirements outlined in the EN988 standard as well as ASTM B69-13, the standard specification for rolled zinc. With over 98% of elZinc sales already stemming from international markets, there is untapped potential to be captured in the Americas.
“[Our goal for elZinc is to] position ourselves, in the next 3 to 5 years as the number one architectural zinc company in the USA and in Latin America,” says Macario Fernandez Fernandez, elZinc President.
Whether natural or pre-weathered, zinc is a material highly valued by architects and professional roofers. It allows great freedom in terms of aesthetics and architecture and is perfectly suitable for all types of construction both in classical and modern architecture.

 

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Paneles largos y elegantes de exquisito zinc azul grisáceo se alinean en las fachadas exteriores de varios complejos de Turner Industries recién terminados, cuatro para ser exactos, ubicados en Baton Rouge, LA, Corpus Christie, TX y Pasadena, TX. Y para cualquier visitante, es lo primero que se nota al acercarse a cualquiera de los sitios.

En Pasadena, TX, la adición de 24,000 pies cuadrados al sitio ya de 75,000 pies cuadrados fue mucho más que una conversación estética y un capricho de diseño exterior, al igual que los sitios en Baton Rouge y Corpus Christi. Estas cuatro nuevas instalaciones se corresponden con la celebración de los 50 años de Industrias Turner suministro de materiales de construcción a complejos industriales en toda la región circundante de la Costa del Golfo. Y para honrar sus 50 años de historia y su posición en la comunidad industrial de larga data, pidieron a MetalTech-Global que suministrara y fabricara las aplicaciones arquitectónicas y los metales para la renovación y las adiciones a cada sitio.

Turner Industries reclutó los productos y servicios de MetalTech-Global porque querían presentar una semejanza significativa en cada complejo. “Los cuatro edificios de personal requerían temas de diseño idénticos utilizando casi exactamente los mismos materiales y acabados”, dijo Eric Simonsen, Vicepresidente de Diseño de MetalTech-Global, “por lo que la tarea de uniformidad generalizada hizo que estos proyectos fueran increíblemente únicos y los proyectos terminados increíblemente gratificantes. »

Entonces, ¿cómo MetalTech-Global proporcionó tal uniformidad entre los cuatro sitios? Mediante el uso de cientos de miles de pies cuadrados de paneles de pared de revelación horizontal Rheinzink que contienen un acabado azul grisáceo, todos distribuidos y fabricados en MetalTech-Global en Peachtree City, GA. Estos paneles de revelación brindan una gran cantidad de posibilidades de diseño, con su elección de anchos de panel de 8 a 12 pulg. y sus juntas variables anchos 0-1 pulg. Con la flexibilidad combinada de las direcciones de colocación (horizontal, vertical, diagonal), el panel revelador ofrece al arquitecto una cantidad excepcional de libertad para implementar ideas de diseño, y Trahan Architects, el estudio de arquitectura que diseñó los cuatro sitios de Turner Industries, no pudo estar más de acuerdo.

Todas las instalaciones terminadas serán elegibles para la certificación de Liderazgo en Energía y Diseño Ambiental (LEED) debido a EcoChoice ™, la opción de materiales de construcción amigables con el medio ambiente de MetalTech-Global y el compromiso de elevar los estándares de conciencia ambiental en el campo de la construcción.

“Estuvimos muy contentos de trabajar con Trahan Architects de principio a fin de los cuatro complejos para Turner Industries”, dijo el vicepresidente Eric Simonsen, “y esperamos ayudar a los arquitectos de todo el mundo con sus necesidades especiales, ideas y visiones de diseño. »

Para obtener más información sobre cómo convertir su próxima idea en una realidad sostenible, comuníquese con MetalTech-Global por teléfono al 770-486-8825, envíe un correo electrónico a [email protected] o visite su sitio web en www.metaltech-usa.com.

 

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MetalTech-Global, a fabricator, and distributor of architectural metal products and systems, is pleased to announce that Dan Sutton has joined the independent, outside sales team in the USA. Sutton is based out of Omaha, Nebraska and is the point of contact for existing and potential clients for the areas of Nebraska, Iowa, and Kansas City.

Sutton is the president of SNB Building Solutions which offers the highest quality and best performing solutions to architectural façade and fenestration needs. With over 30 years of knowledge of the construction industry, SNB Building Solutions brings a variety of perspectives and answers for unique solutions to the most uncommon goals.

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Dan Sutton of SNB Building Solutions
“Sutton will bring great enthusiasm and experience in the construction industry to his role as the sales representative,” says Brandon Henry, Sales Manager of MetalTech-Global. “With Sutton on board, we are confident that he will be a great asset to the team and vital in growing the MetalTech brand in his territory.”

Focused on working with architects, builders, and designers, Sutton’s approach in joining MetalTech’s team is offering distinctive solutions to many architectural design concepts.

“Our clients and partners rely on us as a resource for design development, specification procurement, and a cost-effective approach to exceed expectations,” says Sutton.

With Sutton’s experience and innovative resources, MetalTech-Global will establish a stronger presence in the Midwestern architectural community.

MetalTech-Global is the premier distributor and specialty fabricator of eco-friendly architectural metals specializing in roofing, rainwater, soffit and cladding systems. For more information, visit www.metaltech-usa.com, or call 770-486-8825.

 

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Completado en mayo de 2013, Los Ángeles Trade-Technical College tiene un nuevo centro para la vida estudiantil: Mariposa Hall. Servicios, áreas de reunión y un lugar donde los estudiantes pueden obtener las respuestas que necesitan para asegurar su éxito son solo algunas de las comodidades que ofrece Mariposa Hall.

El diseño en sí incorpora láminas planas RHEINZINK prePATINA Blue Grey y paneles de apertura entrelazados. Las especificaciones de diseño requerían perforaciones que medían orificios de 5 mm a 7 mm en el centro escalonados y orificios de 5 mm a 8 mm en el centro escalonados. MetalTech-Global pudo cumplir con los objetivos de diseño para las múltiples ubicaciones a través de nuestros sistemas de paneles versátiles y altos niveles de personalización .

 

DETALLES DEL PERFIL DEL PROYECTO:

Proyecto: Colegio Técnico de Comercio de Los Ángeles
Localización: Los Ángeles, California
Industria: Educación
Tipo de proyecto: Fachada
Sistema: Revelar paneles Y paneles de revelación perforados
Material: RHEINZINK prePATINA Azul Gris Zinc

Para obtener más información sobre cómo convertir su próxima idea en una realidad sostenible, comuníquese con MetalTech-Global por teléfono al 770-486-8825, envíe un correo electrónico a [email protected] o visite su sitio web en www.metaltech-usa.com.

 

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Venue (Mission Bay Block 3) es el desarrollo de uso mixto más nuevo que emerge en el prometedor vecindario de Mission Bay en San Francisco. Este proyecto de $ 43 millones contiene 147 unidades y luce una fachada comercial dinámica que incorpora iluminación especial y cafés al aire libre a lo largo de Fourth Street. El edificio de siete pisos cuenta con acabados interiores y exteriores sostenibles de alto nivel. MetalTech-Global fue elegido para fabricar elementos para la fachada estética pero funcional de esta sorprendente estructura.

A lo largo de la exposición suroeste del edificio, la firma de diseño Seidel Architects imaginó una pantalla solar de cobre perforada en voladizo sobre la terraza. Alexander Seidel tenía la intención de que esta pantalla de 2,100 pies cuadrados sirviera como una «marquesina» de identificación única del edificio, así como también como un mecanismo para regular el fuerte sol de las unidades residenciales que miran en esa dirección y proporcionar un amortiguador contra las brisas predominantes para los balcones privados situados entre la mampara y el edificio.

La pantalla debía estar totalmente soportada por una armadura de tubo de acero. Esto creó un desafío de diseño para el vicepresidente global de MetalTech, Eric Simonsen. “El desafío era encontrar un equilibrio entre tamaños de paneles lo suficientemente pequeños como para mantener la integridad estructural, limitando así la cantidad de estructura de acero requerida y al mismo tiempo cumpliendo con el propósito previsto”.

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El cobre se eligió originalmente para el diseño por su riqueza y pátina natural para complementar la paleta general del diseño. MetalTech-Global hizo la recomendación de cambiar a nuestro material Eco Choice ™ Copper Plus para mayor resistencia y reducción de peso. Se estableció un tamaño de panel típico de 9 ”de alto por 8 ‘de largo y el contratista de instalación creó una solución de montaje adecuada. Esta elección del tamaño del panel junto con el ajuste del material dio como resultado la calidez, la transparencia y la resistencia deseadas.

Los paneles flatlock de zinc de MetalTech-Global también se incorporaron al diseño como material de acento en el núcleo del elevador vertical. Rheinzink prePatina Blue Grey Zinc fue elegido para el
«El carácter natural de su acabado», cita Seidel, «y el patrón escalonado de la colocación de las tejas contrastaba bien con los materiales más suaves de la fachada».

 

Este proyecto persigue LEED® Silver.

Fabricación e ingeniería de metales especiales: MetalTech-Global

Arquitecto: Seidel Architects y Steinberg Architects

Instalador: Bay City Mechanical

MetalTech-Global es un distribuidor líder y fabricante especializado de metales arquitectónicos EcoChoice ™ que se especializa en techos, agua de lluvia, sofitos y sistemas de revestimiento. Para obtener más información, visite www.metaltech-usa.com o llame al 770-486-8825.

 

 

 

Travelers passing through Frisco, Texas will notice some new real estate has sprung up along the Dallas North Tollway. Hall Financial Group, owner of the award-winning 162-acre development in Frisco has finished construction on T1, its 16th building in Hall Office Park.

This 8-story, 204,000 square foot Class AA office building was designed to project a «sophisticated, international aesthetic.» Its striking design was intended to intermingle seamlessly, like another beautiful piece of art, amid HOP’s Texas Sculpture Park, a collection of 40 contemporary works displayed throughout the sprawling campus.
«The building has a minimalist design nature at heart, as it’s wholly about evoking the beauty from simple/natural materials and shapes,» states HKS architectural design team member Dustin Siegrist. Amongst the several million square feet of office space in HOP, T1 «truly pops in an exciting and unexpected way» much of which is due to the material selection, proclaims Siegrist. Rheinzink (1.0mm) pre-patina Blue Gray Zinc Interlocking Reveal Panels were chosen to clad the facade. Zinc was selected for this project for the beautiful patina that develops as it ages, Siegrist notes, «giv[ing] the building skin a deeper and richer connection with nature.» Over 16,000 square feet of Blue Gray Interlocking Reveal Panels, flanked by 10-foot sheets of glass, swathe the facade, banding the building’s massing.

 

The Poarch Band of Creek Indians has expanded their gaming empire with the addition of the Wind Creek Wetumpka Casino, Alabama’s newest and largest. Completed in December of 2013, this $250 million gaming casino features an 85,000 square foot gaming floor with 2,500 games and an attached 20 story luxury hotel to capitalize on the spectacular views of the nearby Coosa River. MetalTech-Global Flatlock panels were chosen to clad much of the façade of this remarkable facility augmenting the diverse, natural material palette.

As part of a multi-phase development plan, improvements included an expansion to the parking garage structure, a 2,500 position casino, lobby rotunda, food and beverage amenities, and a new entry porte-cochere to support the new casino experience. The on-site positioning of the casino was designed to allow room for further expansion while also “maintain a respectful relationship with the nearby historical archaeological area,” cites Wind Creek Wetumpka Property Manager Cody Williamson. The intended design of the Wind Creek expansion is meant to reflect the concept “shaped through time” via “the prominence of wind, water, and nature in tribal culture,” as well as the significance of the “ribbon dance” as it relates to tribal heritage according to Wind Creek. Wind Creek had these concepts incorporated in the design stating that “the building forms evoke the sense of movement and curve gently, echoing the organic flow of the river below” and the “two distinct volumes that individually represent the flow of wind and water across the site.”

 

 

Jackson Laboratory - Zinc FacadeFarmington, Connecticut is stepping into the future of medical research with the newly completed Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine. The project is part of the state’s Bioscience Connecticut Initiative meant to jump-start local research and development. Identified as the catalyst to kick-start this initiative, Jax Genomic Medicine has settled into a 16-acre parcel of land adjacent to the University of Connecticut campus, strategically located near some of the country’s top educational institutions and medical facilities. The four-story, 183,500 square-foot medical research facility features 17 “wet” biology labs and 17 “dry,” computer-based labs clustered for collaborative purposes with additional faculty offices, employee amenities, and vast spaces for large group gatherings.

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Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine, Farmington, CT, RHEINZINK prePatina Blue Gray Zinc, Flatlock Facade Panels, photo by Robert Benson photography
Design of this sophisticated research facility was tasked to the team at Centerbrook Architects & Planners in concert with Tsoi Kobus & Associates out of Centerbrook, Connecticut and Cambridge, Massachusetts, respectively. The intention was two-fold, first to design a striking facility and second, to conserve funds for science while remaining sophisticated enough to draw internationally renowned scientists. For the façade of this facility, MetalTech-Global Zinc Panels were a perfect fit.

The building consists of a structural steel frame faced with Canadian limestone, glass, and 14,000 square feet of Zinc 1.0 mm prePatina Gray Zinc panels fabricated by MetalTech-Global. Centerbrook architect Andrew Santaniello cites aesthetics and longevity as being behind the choice of the exterior zinc cladding. Santaniello attests, “The zinc ages well and becomes more beautiful as the building ages. It also was a cost-effective option for metal cladding used on the project.” The Blue Gray hue of the zinc was another critical factor in its specification as Centerbrook favored a varied palette of materials and finishes that would complement each other. “The limestone has blue veining that the Blue Gray of the zinc was able to pick up on,” Santaniello adds. “It also subtly blended with the champagne and pewter colors of the aluminum curtain wall frame.”

The contours of the site provided significant design challenges and influenced the design’s shape to conform to a graceful arc while also allowing room for potential expansion as the lab continues to grow. The connecting joint of the existing facility and the prospective wing is a distinctive oval structure visually wrapping inside, providing continuity and blurring the boundary between inside and out. “Transparency was a big factor in the design of the building, and using the zinc on the interior again helps to create that continuity,” says Steve Palumbo of Tsoi Kobus & Associates.