La feria MetalTech Global Sistema de paneles Reveal tiene infinitas posibilidades de diseño. Estos sistemas tienen una anchura variable de 0 a 1″, lo que proporciona flexibilidad al diseñador, ya que es posible la orientación vertical, horizontal y diagonal. La combinación de estas opciones hace que el diseño de la fachada sea sorprendente.
Material: Disponible en todos los Materiales EcoChoice
Aplicaciones: Fachada + Sofito
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 .
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
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Built over 30 years ago, Rubey Park Transit Center in Aspen, Colorado has undergone a recent transformation to modernize it with the incorporation of elZinc architectural zinc material into its design.
The primary goal of the renovation was to maintain the historic and familiar roof arrangement of the original 1980’s transit center. Rubey Park’s retrofit features both the use of zinc replacement roofing as well as the addition of zinc on part of the façade totaling roughly 8,900 square feet of elZinc Rainbow® Green provided by elZinc America.
«There’s an identity about Rubey Park that people have in their minds, so we wanted to build on and enhance that. We’ve tried to retain some of the key elements of the existing building, and update it so that it functions well and so that it’s a safe place to be and that people like coming in and out,» says Gilbert Sanchez, Principal-in-charge and architect with Studio B Architecture who was responsible for the updated design. “Zinc provides an appealing and quality aesthetic appearance for this civic project.”
elZinc architectural grade zinc was chosen as the new roof cladding to help maintain the historic form of the building. The zinc material was fabricated into Double Lock Standing Seam Panels cladding the roof and façade of Rubey Park. Sanchez says the Standing Seams Panels were selected in part for its visual connection to the original roof, durability and low maintenance.
Grammy Award-winning artist Zac Brown longed of building a treehouse for campers at his passion project – Camp Southern Ground in Fayetteville, Georgia. The camp’s mission is to serve children of all abilities with a special emphasis on those with neurodevelopmental disorders as well as social or emotional challenges.
Since Zac Brown specifically stated that he wants the treehouse outlast his years, elZinc Slate was used. Zinc is a “living” material. When exposed to the elements, zinc naturally develops a thin protective layer referred to as patina. The patina creates resistance to the weathering and corrosion process that many other metals experience. Its life span typically exceeds 100 years and some experts estimate an expected life span of 200+ years.
When sheathed in elZinc metal, the treehouse looks like a futuristic crustacean, hence its name “Space Crab”. The outside was designed to resemble a horseshoe crab while the inside offers a “Knights of the Round Table” feel, complete with a 1,500-pound, hand-crafted table made from parota wood that electronically lowers right out of the ceiling.
Zac perfectly articulated the entire emphasis of the project, saying: “It makes you feel like you’re not anywhere else that you’ve been before, which makes you believe that you can be something that you’ve never been before.”
We could not agree more. This project will continue to serve as an incredible addition to the life-changing Camp Southern Ground for years to come.
Product: Flatlock panels
Material: elZinc Slate
Architect: Jefferson Browne Architects
