Walter E. Washington Convention Center

Washington, D.C.

May 17-19, 2012

Booth 1510

FRSA’S ANNUAL CONVENTION

The Peabody Hotel and Orange County Convention Center

Orlando, FL

June 27-30, 2012

Booth 520

GlassBuild America 2012

Las Vegas Convention Center

Sept. 12-14, 2012

Booth 955

METALCON 2012

Donald E. Stevenson Convention Center

Chicago, IL

Oct. 9-11, 2012

Booth 1224

After 40 years in business, Sol Harris/Day Architecture, North Canton, OH, required new office space. They seized the moment and implemented the firm’s vision of sustainable design into lessons to be followed by all for minimizing environmental impact. The result?  A cool looking building that is energy efficient and environmentally sensitive in every aspect, literally from the ground up.

The design process incorporated green strategies including recycling, reusing and salvaging the existing barn and house structures, superior insulating materials, a white roof to reflect sunlight as well as a green vegetative roof, and the use of natural sunlight wherever possible. Sol Harris/Day hopes that their efforts will result in achieving GOLD LEED status.

Petersen Aluminum’s 7/8” Corrugated Panel, an exposed fastener panel, was specified for the office’s exterior walls. Over 4000 SF of the .032 aluminum panels with a Weathered Zinc  Metallic PAC-CLAD Kynar finish were installed vertically by Advanced Industrial Roofing.  The aluminum for this project, boasting  over 43% recycle content, was recovered and rollformed in facilities located within 500 miles of jobsite, achieving points toward the LEED categories of MR 4 (recycle content) and MR5 (regional availability).

Check out all of the lessons learned, and established, in sustainable planning, design and construction at http://www.harrisday.com.

When the doors open in the Fall of 2012, 800 students of Meadow Glenn Middle School, Lexington, SC, will walk into the first LEED middle school in Lexington County School District One.

Contributing towards the anticipated Silver LEED status is Petersen Aluminum’s PAC Precision Series HWP, a bold, horizontal wall panel designed for edgy aesthetics, durability, ease of installation and sustainability. 12,000 square feet of the 16” HWP will be utilized on the second story building envelope. Manufactured of 24 GA in Sandstone PAC-CLAD Kynar finish, the galvanized steel wall panel offers a recycle content of over 32%, with 25.5% coming from post-consumer scrap.

Architect-of-Record for the project is Hussey, Gay, Bell & DeYoung, Columbia South Carolina. PAC distributor Roofers Mart of Columbia coordinated the project with installer Watts & Associates Roofing.  Construction of all phases of this project is expected to wrap up this summer.

The Precision Series is the newest offering for use in wall and equipment screen applications. The panel is available in 12” and 16” widths, and in 24 and 22 GA steel, and .032 and .040 aluminum. Featuring bold shadow lines, the PAC Precision Series provides an ultra-modern look in a low maintenance, easily installed panel. The panel can be specified with a fastener leg for direct, concealed attachment, or with clip installation.

The project is being installed by Glass Erectors of Little Rock, AR, and Architect-of-Record is Polk, Stanley, Wilcox Architects, also of Little Rock.

Below is a preliminary architectural rendering for this project. Stay tuned for project completion photos.

The beautiful views of the Gulf of Mexico along scenic  30A in Seaside, FL isn’t the only sight worthy of a second look at the new 723 Whiskey Bravo Restaurant. Visitors to the second floor observation and serving area of one of the area’s newest restaurants can also enjoy a very cool barrel roof comprised of Petersen’s Tite-Loc Plus curved panels.

The barrel roof also partially serves as a canopy and consists of 1800 SF of .040 aluminum field-curved panels. Finished in PAC-CLAD Silver Metallic Kynar  finish, the panels provide a 20-Year Finish warranty for coastal applications utilizing the aluminum substrate, and the .040 thickness provides the ability to meet negative load uplift requirements for this project located across the street from the beach.

Distributor for the project, completed in the winter of 2011, was Roofers Mart of Pensacola, and installation contractor was ATW Roofing, Santa Rosa Beach, FL. Wade Squiers  and Brian Stackable of Stackable & Squiers Design Group, Santa Rosa Beach, FL were the architects-of-record.

With the relocation of the 7^th Special Forces Group and the arrival of the joint strike fighter, Eglin Air Force Base near Fort Walton Beach, FL was expecting over 2200 new members and their families to join their base.  To accommodate this huge influx, the new Child Development Center, funded through the Base Realignment and Closure, opened in January and will have the ability to care for 744 children on a daily basis. Throughout the country, 18 bases will house 36 similar CDC’s to be opened in the future.

The center features two separate buildings, each boasting 50,000 SF of Tite-Loc Plus structural standing seam metal roofing panels and 20,000 SF of PAC Flush metal roofing panels used in wall and soffit applications. Both panels were produced from 24 gauge galvalume steel metal roofing with a PAC-CLAD Sandstone Kynar 500 finish.

PAC Tite-Loc Plus, 180-degree mechanically seamed metal roofing panels, are Florida Building Code compliant and offer superior wind uplift resistance. For this specific military project, 22 GA metal roofing panels were utilized for the Corner Edge Zones for added wind uplift resistance required for base facilities.

West Coast Roofing of Milton, FL provided the detailed and critical installation for this project, and PAC distributor was Alabama Roofing Supply of Mobile, AL. The design-build team consisted of architect Barge Waggoner Sumner & Cannon, Inc., and general contractor A.E New Jr and Whitesell-Green, of Pensacola, FL.