As a commercial pilot, it makes sense that Alex Eskin loves airplanes and being in the clouds. But Eskin is a car lover too, which was behind his decision to build a garage at his Honolulu home. One of the garage's key features, functionally and aesthetically, is a new bifold door from Schweiss Doors.

Nestled in the rolling landscape of Bowling Green, Kentucky, the Harris Residence showcases Premier Door Co.’s Zero Hinge Single Panel Door System as a defining architectural feature. The 11,200 sq. ft. home, constructed with a striking blend of natural limestone and clear cedar, reflects a balance of timeless materials and modern engineering.

At first glance, it appears as though the luxury villa in Miami’s Belle Meade neighborhood has no garage. Then suddenly, with the push of a button, one of the walls begins to swing out and up, because the wall is no wall at all; it's a hydraulic garage door from Schweiss Doors. Measuring 15' x 8', it blends seamlessly with the rest of the home’s façade.

Cornell University in Ithaca, NY, fosters the minds of upcoming generations - the next creative, bold, and visionary minds of tomorrow. Catherine Commons actualizes these attributes, using a variety of sustainable and environmentally conscious metal wall and roof panels in bright imaginative colors to shelter students and be a place where they can succeed. The project consists of several multi-story buildings clad in four ATAS products.

Wanting energy efficiency, sustainability and traditional aesthetics, a Kittery, Maine architect clad his client's new home with beautiful, naturally aging Corten steel panels, fabricated by Sheet Metal Supply of Grayslake, IL.

Architectural design and sustainability synthesize in this cozy residence to create a home that is a slice of forward, green-building thinking and inviting with warm, welcoming comfort. Featured on the home's sloped roofs are ATAS’ Dutch Seam .040 aluminum standing seam metal panels in the Char Brown shade.

A tranquil house nestled into the lush nature of Hillsborough, North Carolina emulates the intensifying pulse coursing through modern architecture: the blend of sustainability, luxury, and dynamic vision. The architects of The Steeplechase House, Brooks + Scarpa sought to weave a luxurious and inviting home into the natural landscape. The home features metal roof and wall panels from ATAS.