Nebraskaland Aviation has a long history in the region in and around Holdrege, Nebraska. Founded in the mid-1960s and now owned by Tye and Aimee Marquardt, the ag retailer and aerial application provider serves customers in 34 counties in Nebraska and Kansas. The company's success was reflected in its need for a bigger, more modern hangar for inventory of planes. That hangar was recently built operates efficiently with the help of six Schweiss Doors liftstrap bifold doors.

The ability of Solatube Tubular Daylighting Devices (TDDs) to enhance even the most sophisticated interior settings is on full display with the use of 144 TDDs to help illuminate the gallery spaces inside the new Princeton University Art Museum in Princeton, NJ. In addition to fulfilling the project's strict lighting requirements, the devices also contributed to sustainability objectives.

Penn State University’s Main Campus benefited from the expertise of ATAS International’s Metalwërks Series team across two buildings; one newly constructed and the other a West Campus retrofit. In both cases, Metalwërks Series products were used to add sophisticated aesthetic details and contribute to building longevity and efficiency. In addition to appealing to the eye, the panels featured on the university's Engineering Design and Innovation Building (EDIB) and the Chemical and Biomedical Engineering Building (CBEB) serve practical functions and inspire Penn State’s vibrant campus community.

When a building plan includes the installation of a hangar door nearly 100 feet wide, communication becomes essential to make sure all the pieces fit together. Despite several design changes leading up to construction, an 11,000-square-foot hangar at Drake Field in Fayetteville, Ark., was successfully assembled through continuous communication between the client, general contractor First Star Construction, architect Burris Architecture, building manufacturer Wilshar Steel and last but not least, Schweiss Doors, the hangar door manufacturer.

Flexibility, energy efficiency and aesthetic cohesiveness were all achieved through the use of insulated metal wall and roof systems from FALK for the four buildings that comprise the Buttermilk Court commercial/industrial development on the southwest side of Grand Rapids, MI in Hudsonville. The first building was completed in 2021 while the fourth was finished in 2024. The 300,000 sq. ft., 29-acre development is home to a variety of businesses.

The International Dark Sky Discovery Center (IDSDC) in Fountain Hills, Arizona, is visionary in its ideas, planning, and execution. The center seeks to enthusiastically offer a one-of-a-kind experience to the Greater Phoenix area as a science center and observatory, equally as dedicated to education as it is to preservation. The ambitiousness of the project is rivaled only by the meticulousness with which its metal domes were designed, fabricated and installed. They were created using panels manufactured by ATAS International.

Visitors to North Star High School in Lincoln, Nebraska, may be surprised to find a 1967 Cessna 150 aircraft proudly displayed in its own hangar-style shop behind a glass-clad bifold door from Schweiss Doors. The shop and plane are part of a partnership with Duncan Aviation to create a pathway for students to find successful careers in aviation.