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.

With doors opened to the public in June 2025, the upgraded Lenexa Old Town Activity Center stands as a testament to the power of innovative building materials and thoughtful design in creating spaces that foster community engagement. Among those materials were insulated metal panels from Kingspan Insulated Panels North America.

When Lawrence Pavlinovic was researching door options for the hangar he planned to build on property he'd purchased at Frontier Airpark in Lake Stevens, WA, one name kept coming up. That's why the new hangar is outfitted with a liftstrap bifold door from Schweiss Doors.

When it comes to the design and construction of the luxury homes in and around Florida's Gold Coast communities, expectations among homeowners are extremely high. The homes are big, they're beautiful and in the case of the new ones especially, they're resilient. For one Boca Raton resident, the desire for durability, sustainability and beauty extended all the way to the selection of garage doors, custom built for the home by Premier Door Co.

To give 5400 Explorer Drive a distinctive architectural identity suited for such a high-visibility location, Baldassarra Architects incorporated insulated metal panels (IMPs) from Kingspan Insulated Panels to ensure the design balanced both performance and visual appeal.

The newly constructed dual-purpose shed at Thalmann Seed Farm is the definition of modern efficiency and versatility. Replacing a long-standing structure that had served the farm for many years, this new shed ushers in an exciting new era for the operation. For efficiency and long-term, low-maintenance performance, the doors installed at both ends of the new building were both manufactured by Schweiss Doors.

Google describes Brooklyn, New York's Greenpoint neighborhood as a residential area with hipster appeal. Among the new residential towers is The Dupont, a just-completed 41-story development whose top-of-the-line amenities are rivaled only by its stunning views. Marking the building's prominent entrance is a canopy comprised of perforated textured metal from Buffalo, NY's Rigidized® Metals.