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Fall Facades 2026 Webinar Series
Fall Facades 2026 Webinar Series

Day One

Sept 15 | 2pm-3pm ET

Mistakes to Avoid When Designing Metal Roof Systems

Learn how slopes, penetrations, flashings, transitions and rooftop equipment can affect standing-seam metal-roof design—and how addressing these conditions early can help prevent costly field problems.

Presented by Petersen

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Day Two

Sept 16 | 2pm-3pm ET

The Art of Metal Wall Panels

Explore exposed- and concealed-fastener metal wall panels, wind-load considerations, field-flashing details and the decisions that contribute to attractive, watertight installations.

Presented by Petersen

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Day Three

Sept 17 | 2pm-3pm ET

Metal Composite Material (MCM): Components, Systems, and Performance

Examine MCM components, performance characteristics and installation systems—and learn how front-end decisions can support successful façade design.

Presented by Citadel

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Fall Facades Webinar Series

Three Days. Three Sessions. Expert Guidance for Better Building Envelopes.

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Sep 15 Sep 17

2pm-3pm ET Daily

Petersen and Citadel Architectural Products present a three-day virtual education series focused on architectural metal roofing, metal wall panels and composite cladding systems. The sessions provide practical guidance to help architects and other design professionals recognize potential problems earlier, develop more effective details and select appropriate systems for demanding building-envelope applications.

Earn AIA Credits while strengthening your understanding of architectural metal roofing and façade systems.

Choose one session or attend the complete three-part series.

Brandon Jackson

Brandon Jackson

Regional Group Manager – Southeast

Carlisle Architectural Metals

Brandon Jackson

Brandon Jackson

Regional Group Manager – Southeast

Carlisle Architectural Metals


Mistakes to Avoid When Designing Metal Roof Systems

Presented by Petersen

Sept. 15, 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM ET

An intermediate review of the multiple factors that affect the design of a standing-seam metal roof system—and when those factors should be addressed. The session examines slopes, penetrations, flashings, transitions, rooftop equipment and other conditions through real-world examples of problems that can arise when important design considerations are overlooked or addressed too late.

Attendees will learn how early coordination can reduce field complications, manage construction costs and better reconcile owner and design-team expectations with installation realities.

Brandon Jackson

Robin Thompson

Regional Group Manager – West/Mountain West

Carlisle Architectural Metals

Brandon Jackson

Robin Thompson

Regional Group Manager – West/Mountain West

Carlisle Architectural Metals


The Art of Metal Wall Panels

Presented by Petersen

Sept. 16, 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM ET

An advanced review of exposed- and concealed-fastener metal wall panel profiles, proper applications and field-flashing details. The session uses practical examples to examine critical design requirements, common problem areas and the relationship between panel selection, structural loads, environmental efficiency, sustainability and product performance.

Attendees will gain insight into incorporating wind-load requirements and key flashing conditions during design development to support a watertight, high-performing and visually successful wall-panel installation.

Brandon Jackson

Sean Walker

Product Manager – MCM/G&G

Carlisle Architectural Metals

Brandon Jackson

Sean Walker

Product Manager – MCM/G&G

Carlisle Architectural Metals


Metal Composite Material (MCM): Components, Systems, and Performance

Presented by Citadel Architectural Products

Sept. 17, 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM ET

Metal composite material (MCM), also commonly referred to as aluminum composite material (ACM) when aluminum skins are used, offers designers a versatile cladding solution for a wide range of architectural applications. This course examines how panel components, manufacturing methods, attachment systems, and application conditions influence performance, fabrication, and installation. Program content compares common barrier and rainscreen approaches, along with field-assembled and shop-fabricated systems, and explores how these choices affect moisture management, constructability, and design execution. Participants develop a clearer basis for evaluating and selecting MCM products and systems for different façade applications and project requirements.