MBCEA Releases 2025 Building Of The Year Video

Bethlehem, PA - The Metal Building Contractors and Erectors Association (MBCEA) has released its newest video, MBCEA 2025 Building of the Year, on its YouTube channel, @MBCEA. The video showcases this year’s top project, the AdventHealth Sports Park at Bluhawk in Overland Park, Kansas.

The project includes two metal buildings housing a gymnasium and ice hockey rink, each with 40' eave heights, standing-seam metal roofs, and metal wall panels. Ironhide Construction of Lincoln, Nebraska, served as the metal building erector, and Chief Buildings of Grand Island, Nebraska, supplied the building systems.

“Our 2025 Building of the Year video highlights the AdventHealth Sports Park at Bluhawk. It is a notable example of what is possible with metal building systems,” said Sasha Demyan, MBCEA Executive Director. “The video is a valuable resource for anyone interested in metal building design and construction.”

The video features interviews with project leaders who provide insights into the vision, challenges, and solutions that shaped the award-winning facility. Viewers will hear directly from the professionals who brought the project to life, emphasizing the strength, flexibility, and aesthetic qualities of metal building construction. Interviewees include Chad Aldrich and Jeff Wolgamott of Ironhide Construction; Erin Sullivan of Chief Buildings; and Bart Lowen of Price Brothers Management Co.

In addition to the 2025 Building of the Year feature, MBCEA’s YouTube channel hosts more than 40 videos, including past winners, contest information, MBCEA membership benefits, AC478 accreditation, and highlights from the Annual Conference. Visit @MBCEA to see the complete library. For more details on the Building of the Year contest and to enter the 2026 edition, now open to MBCEA members, visit MBCEA.org.

About The Metal Building Contractors And Erectors Association

The MBCEA was formed in 1968 to serve the needs and support the interests of metal building contractors and erectors. Its three main goals are: to provide programs and venues that enhance education opportunities for metal building contractors and erectors; to develop programs to enhance the image of metal building contractors and erectors, and the metal building industry; and to develop and maintain programs specifically designed to support and respond to the needs of the grassroots membership of the MBCEA. The association has membership from virtually every aspect of the industry throughout North America and across the globe. For more information, visit www.mbcea.org or contact Sasha Demyan at 484-239-3337.