While the action on the gridiron is what draws the public’s eye, in college football, most of the hard work happens in the training rooms and on the practice fields. Texas A&M University has invested millions in its athletic facilities, including various sections dedicated to football. One is the Coolidge Football Performance Center. It's first class in every regard, as is the Schweiss Doors bifold door that connects the facility's indoor and outdoor practice fields.

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.

587 Avonhead Road, a 360,000 square foot industrial building in Mississauga, Ontario, stands out not just for its impressive size, but also for its sustainability. As one of the first design-certified net-zero carbon industrial buildings in Ontario, it combines both aesthetic appeal and eco-friendly features, making it a leader in sustainable design. The building's exterior envelope features insulated metal wall panels from Kingspan Insulated Panels.

To visit the Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome in Red Hook, NY, is to step back in time to the founding decades of aviation, where names like Wright, Lindbergh, Earhart, Hughes and many more ruled not just the skies but the imaginations of flight enthusiasts the world over. The museum is a mix of old and new hangars, but thanks to considerate design, the new look vintage in their appearance, right down to their doors, manufactured with care by Schweiss Doors

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.

PAC-CLAD Tite-Loc Plus panels from Petersen are featured on buildings at the Bandwidth Inc. Headquarters campus in Raleigh, NC. In all, 87,000 sq. ft. of the panels in a Graphite finish were used. These panels have a concealed-fastener floating clip system to allow for thermal expansion and contraction, and feature 180-degree seams for even better structural performance and wind uplift resistance.