A museum devoted to expanding creativity must have an eye-catching design, and that’s certainly the case for the recently opened Cade Museum for Creativity + Invention

The school decided to invest in a major renovation, which ended up including new metal roofing, new low slope roofing, repairs to masonry and metal walls, as well as the replacement of windows and skylights

Some new buildings are required to have a roofing R-value of 38 and insulated metal panels go a long way in helping achieve that

The design offers a column-free interior environment with high ceilings and bright open spaces that allow daylight to penetrate deeply into the station

Approximately 20,000 square-feet of .040 aluminum panels were installed

This new line allows owners to lengthen the life of existing leak-free roofs from natural weathering at an economical price point.

The standing seam metal roof achieved the aesthetic the community was looking for and the architect delivered

Phase one of a three-phase construction plan consisted of constructing three new cypress-clad, single-story classroom buildings, plus a reroof of an existing library building

Three new stations in the Toronto Transit Commission Line 1 Extension employed inverted roof membrane assemblies to achieve cool roof and longevity requirements.