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More Info | This modern 3-story office building utilized nearly 18,000 square feet of Alucobond Aluminum Composite Material (ACM). Panel system is pressure equalized - rain screen system. Designers also incorporated ACM panels at the interior lobby to form a unique transition from exterior to interior of building. |
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More Info | The AEI office building was designed with a 1-1/8" thick foam core laminated between 2 metal skins. The core provided insulation and a rigid surface where the metal skins were laminated. A concealed gasket was used at the horizontal side joint and an exposed gasket was used at the vertical joints. |
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More Info | Dri-Design was used to clad a new elevator tower for an existing building. A running bond installation was used. |
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More Info | This site consisted of 2 existing buildings that were being joined together and completely updated for the new Owner. The existing EIFS was removed and replaced with Dri Design. Both buildings had curved entrances. Dri Design supplied segmented panels, using a panel width that would still provide a curved appearance. A year later the main entrance canopy was added onto so as to provide additional vestibule space. Matching Dri Design was used for this addition also.
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More Info | This building site has the original structures that were built for Fisher Barton. As part of this project, an entrance tower was constructed, existing walls were furred out and insulated. The entire north walls along with the tower were reclad with Dri Design. The facility is now home to Research and Development, along with some shipping. 3 different colors were used on the lower portion of the east and west end. Silver was used at the top of the east and west end along with cladding the center tower. |
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More Info | Both phases of Tetrionics feature the use of Reynobond Aluminum Composite Material (ACM) and ribbed steel siding by Metecno Morin to create a seamless but contrasting effect between the exterior siding materials. |
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More Info | The Boldt Company moved their Central Wisconsin office from Schofield to Stevens Point. APW was selected to furnish and install aluminum composite panels at the exterior canopies and above the conference room windows. The panel was used in combination with brick and glass. A wet seal joint was selected. |
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More Info | Alply's panel was selected for its flatness, insulating value and dry joint. The side joint has a wet seal concealed from view. It utilized a cured silicone gasket on the exterior as a weather seal. The space between the wet and dry seal acted as a gutter to remove any condensation from the panel joinery. The wall panels on the curved wall are segmented with panel attachments occurring within the vertical joint only. |
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