When the Denton County Transit Authority (DCTA) in Denton, Texas was in need of a new facility to support the rapid growth of buses, environmental consideration was crucial to continue their efforts to save fuel and eliminate carbon dioxide emissions.

To help achieve sustainability and durability, DCTA used insulated metal wall panels and single skin metal roof and soffit panels manufactured by MBCI. DCTA’s new facilities, which consist of two new offices in addition to their maintenance and fueling building, incorporated a total of 5,000 square feet of MBCI’s panels.

MBCI supplied 1,300 square feet of eco-FICIENT® Grand H insulated metal wall panels in Stucco White, 1,200 square feet of 7.2 exposed fastening panels in Silver Metallic and 2,500 square feet of FW-120 concealed fastening panels in Snow White. Each panel was 24-gauge.

Huitt-Zollars Architectural Firm, based in Fort Worth, Texas, designed the project, and Greg Parks with Crown Contractors in Everman, Texas was the general contractor.