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May 2014 • Volume 13, Issue 3
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8 HEADQUARTERS & VISITORS 56 PUMP STATION
CENTER from Snobar
FROM THE PUBLISHERS OF from MBCI
METAL ROOFING MAGAZINE 58 TRANSPORTATION
VOLUME 13, ISSUE 3 10 RESIDENCE HEADQUARTERS
from Petersen Aluminum from S-5! Solutions
PUBLISHER
Scott Tappa 12 AMPHITHEATER 64 STILLHOUSE & DISTILLERY
EDITORIAL DIRECTOR from McElroy Metal from Metal Sales Mfg. Corp.
Debbie Bradley
14 PAVILION 66 RESIDENCE
0ED0ITOR from A.B. Martin Roofing Supply from New Tech Machinery
Sharon Glorioso Ext. | 13281
[email protected] 16 VISITOR CENTER 76 RESIDENCE
EDITOR from ATAS International from ASC Building Products
Sharon Thatcher | Ext. 13644
[email protected] 18 RESIDENCE 78 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
from Metal Panels Inc. from Steelscape
PUBLICATION DESIGN
Kevin Ulrich 20 HEALTH CENTER 82 DESIGN-BUILD PROJECT
from Firestone Building Products from Berridge Manufacturing
ADVERTISING SALES
Kyler Pope | Ext. 13873
22 RETAIL STORE 84 STORE
Gary Reichert | Ext. 13381
from Varco Pruden Buildings from Contrarian Metal Resources
PRODUCTION COORDINATOR
Kathy Budsberg 24 AIRFIELD MAINTENANCE 92 COMPLEX & VISITORS CENTER
Patti Kirchner COMPLEX from AEP Span
from The Garland Company
SUBSCRIPTION SERVICES 95 RESIDENCE
3860-2046-3450 32 RESIDENCE from Fabral Inc.
OFFICE PHONE from EDCO Products
715-445-2214 97 OFFICE
34 CHURCH from Metl-Span
F+W Media, Inc. from DECRA Roofing Systems
104 RESTAURANT
CHAIRMAN & CEO 40 RESIDENCE from Zimmerman Metals
David Nussbaum from RHEINZINK America
104 MANUFACTURING FACILITY
CFO/COO
James Ogle 46 COMMUNITY CENTER from Central States Mfg. Inc.
from ESE Machines, Inc.
EVP EMEDIA 105 TOWN HOMES
Chad Phelps 48 TRANSPORTATION CENTER from SteelROCK Roof Products
SVP OPERATIONS from Englert Inc.
Phil Graham
VP ADVERTISING SALES
Da0vi0d Davel products
DIRECTOR, IT 26 80
Jim Kuster STANDING SEAM RETROFIT/RECOATINGS
36 86
F+W Media, Inc. — Magazine Division METAL SHINGLES UNDERLAYMENTS
PRESIDENT 42 94
David Blansfield NATURAL METALS SOLAR
50 98
JOBSITE/IN-HOUSE EQUIPMENT METAL ROOFING
SYSTEM COMPONENTS
60
SNOW MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (Paints, Sealants, Skylights,
Software, Ventilation, and
68
FASTENERS Miscellaneous Components)
On the Cover: Photos courtesy of (Left to Right), EDCO Products,
Metal Sales Mfg. Corp., RHEINZINK America and MBCI.
Cover Design by: Kevin Ulrich
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‘the idea book’ X
Welcome to the tenth annual edition of idea book” is measured by the number of manufacturers should be proud of. Twenty-
Metal Roofing Magazine’s “the idea “WOW” projects we receive from metal eight projects are highlighted throughout
book.” We are sure that you won’t be dis- roofing manufacturers and contractors. This this issue. Some are impressive because
appointed. Each year, the success of “the book contains numerous projects that the of the design of the building and its roof,
while some are extraordinary because
of the scope and size of the project, and
others are simply unique projects with
beautiful roofs. What’s the most important
thing about them? They are all metal!
Metal is getting the job done for a
BeckryTex
variety of projects—everything from resi-
dential homes to schools, office buildings,
NEW TEXTURED PAINT SYSTEM
community centers, public transportation
buildings—just to name a few examples.
This issue is a way to celebrate and high-
light the colors, functionality, angles and
other design options made possible only
by metal. You will see unique examples of
everything metal roofing has to offer an
architect or contractor involved with roof
design and installation.
Metal is the best value for many reasons.
Metal roofing systems offer unsurpassed
durability, protection, beauty and energy
savings. Most metal roofing products are
manufactured from some recycled content
and all are 100 percent recyclable.
Featured throughout the unique projects
within the pages of “the idea book”
are 10 Product Profiles, highlighting the
different materials and products that make
up today’s metal roofing systems.
Architectural low gloss anti-reflective coating
Thank you to everyone that submitted
BeckryTex technology allows you to design unique and distinctive projects; we wish we could have printed
exterior textured finishes. A flexible, low gloss polyurethane coating, them all. We believe “the idea book” is
some of the best work metal roofing pro-
it is most often used on roofing for a well
fessionals have done to-date throughout
defined wrinkled look that creates the
the industry. Enjoy the issue.
appearance of materials other than
--The editors
metal. A wide range of popu-
Metal Roofing: Member of Metal Roofing Alliance, Metal
lar colors are available in this Construction Association.
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weather resistant product.
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Contractors Staying Busy
with Remodeling
Metal roofing has long been a favorite material
By Bill Hippard, Remodeling Activity (LIRA) predicts $153.8 billion worth of
president of Metal Roofing Alliance expenditures on major remodeling projects over the 12-month
period ending September 30, 2014.
T
he housing market finally appears to be pulling out of With an initial investment of $24 million in marketing
its long downturn. House prices have steadily trended programs over the past decade, the MRA has tripled residential
up in most metropolitan markets, replenishing some of roofing’s market share, from 3 percent in 1998 to nearly 10
the household wealth lost during the housing crash. Following percent today.
all of these trends, the Joint Center for Housing Studies (JCHS) In our efforts to continue to grow our industry, the MRA
of Harvard University estimates that spending on home continues to expand the number of existing metal roofing
improvements will continue to increase. contractors using the MRA leads and marketing program. We’ve
After hitting rock bottom in also focused our attention on the larger home improvement
late-2009 and languishing near the companies who are not currently selling metal roofing, but have
low for two years, the U.S. home experienced sales teams. Both strategies present tremendous
improvement market appears poised business opportunity for our members to increase sales and
for a solid rebound. Based on U.S. expand metal roofing’s overall market share.
Census Bureau figures, the Joint “Our new focus is specifically designed to break into the
Center estimates that homeowner untapped potential of the suburban/urban market for residential
improvement spending was already metal roofing,” states Tom Black, executive director of the MRA.
climbing at a double-digit pace in “Our program focuses on providing ‘sales teams’ with all the
the second half of 2012. In addition, tools they need to present metal roofs to the homeowners.”
environmentally sustainable projects The U.S. Census Bureau projects that the population age
are also a growth market, not only 65 and over will increase by 15.5 million, nearly 40 percent,
because of the recent erratic home Bill Hippard between 2010 and 2020. The growth in this older population will
energy costs but also because of create strong demand for retrofits to existing homes. Members
increasing interest in broader green objectives. of the large baby-bust generation, the echo-boom generation, are
Metal roofing has long been a favorite material for its entering their peak remodeling years and should support market
versatility and durability. The “green” building phase is still growth for the next decade. This generation, the largest in U.S.
going strong and our members indicate that sustainability is an history, outnumber their parents, the baby boomers, and have
idea with staying power. The Metal Roofing Alliance (MRA) already created a new and powerful market.
has focused many of our resources to educate consumers about For more information about the Metal Roofing Alliance and
the environmental benefits of metal roofing, and encourage them all of our marketing initiatives, please visit: www.metalroofing.
to choose investment grade roofing. As suppliers to the metal com.
roofing industry, this green movement also has the power to grow
business. The Metal Roofing Alliance was formed in 1998 by a small
According to JCHS, spending on big-ticket home remodeling group of forward-thinking metal roofing manufacturers with
projects will continue to rise at a double-digit pace well into 2014. the main goal of educating consumers about the many benefits
As homeowners gain more confidence in the housing market, of metal roofing. Since our inception, we’ve shown millions of
they are likely to undertake home improvements that they had people just how beautiful, durable and money-saving metal
deferred. roofing can be for them. Over the years, our membership has
Sustainable home improvements are gaining in popularity. grown to include paint companies, material suppliers, industry
Older homeowners are retrofitting their homes to accommodate publications and more. For more information, please visit www.
their future needs. According to the JCHS Leading Indicator of metalroofing.com.
For more information about the MRA and all of our marketing initiatives, please visit: www.metalroofing.com
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Making the Grade
Designing a school that would appeal to children and their families while achieving a
playful, engaging architecture that would endure for decades were key goals of the
Silver Crest Elementary project. Metal roofing panels fit the bill perfectly, providing
durability as well as appealing, bright colors, all at an exceptional price point.
Visit www.mbci.com/herriman for more information.
PROJECT: Silver Crest Elementary School
LOCATION: Herriman, Utah
ARCHITECT: VCBO Architect
CONTRACTOR: Bud Mahas
PANEL PROFILE: Craftsman High
BattenLok® Concealed Fastening Roof
Panel (Hunter Green)
PHONE: [phone] E-MAIL: [email protected]
Copyright © 2014 MBCI. All rights reserved.
Copyright © 2014 MBCI. All rights reserved.
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project: headquarters & visitors center
Audubon National Wildlife Refuge, Coleharbor, N.D.
Product: MBCI BattenLok HS standing seam roof system (16,000 square feet)
Material: 24-gauge
Finish: Signature 300
Installer: Industrial Enterprises, Bismarck, N.D.
Architect: Widseth Smith Nolting, Grand Forks, N.D.
The Audubon National Wildlife Refuge was designed with the purpose of providing a quality experience
to visitors who sought to learn more about local wildlife. Sustainability and functionality were the core
focuses for this project. To achieve this, Widseth Smith Nolting selected MBCI’s BattenLok HS high-
strength structural standing seam roof system, providing fortitude and efficiency, while the panels in
Classic Green paid tribute to the wildlife and habitat.
For more product information from MBCI, circle 101.
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project: residence
Slotnick Residence, Glencoe, IL
Product: PAC-Clad Metal Roof
Material: PAC-standing seam metal roof, approximately 600 sq. ft. of 24 gauge
Finish: The Silver Metallic Kynar 500 coating
Installer: Cedar Roofing Company, Lake Forest, IL.
Contractor: Scott Simpson, president of Scott Simpson Builders, Northbrook, IL.
Designer: Kipnis Architecture & Planning, Evanston, IL.
The standing seam metal roof was a key element of the sustainable design. Approximately 600 sq. ft.
of 24 gauge PAC-CLAD material from Petersen Aluminum, Elk Grove Village, IL, was fabricated and
installed by Cedar Roofing Company, Lake Forest, IL. The Silver Metallic Kynar 500 coating offers one of
the highest reflectivity and SRI (Solar Reflectance Index) ratings of all of the PAC-CLAD colors, and is one
of 31 PAC-CLAD finishes that are Energy Star approved.
For more product information from Petersen Aluminum, circle 102.
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