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When hurricanes, tropical storms, or inland wind events strike, building performance is put to the ultimate test. In coastal and high-wind zones, construction decisions are not just about aesthetics, they’re about survival, safety, and regulatory compliance.

The expectations for multi-family housing have changed. Today’s developers and residents aren’t just looking for shelter, they’re seeking sustainability, style, and efficiency.

“Today’s renters care about more than just square footage—they care about sustainability. From smart thermostats to leak...

Insulated Metal Panels (IMPs) continue to gain traction in commercial, industrial, and cold storage construction — and it’s easy to see why. These high-performance panels offer a compelling combination of thermal efficiency, structural integrity, and design versatility.

In today’s architectural landscape, building solutions that combine aesthetics with performance are increasingly in demand. Insulated Metal Panels (IMPs) have emerged as versatile building components that meet both requirements exceptionally well. 

The construction industry is under increasing pressure to deliver projects faster while maintaining high standards of quality.

The warehouse industry is undergoing a modern transformation, accelerated dramatically since the pandemic started, driven by the demands of e-commerce, sustainability goals, and advances in building technology.

Green Span Profiles continues to lead the insulated metal panels (IMP) industry with innovative solutions such as the patent-pending wall reinforcement plate, known as BAC clips.

The sheer scope and intensity of the wildfires in Los Angeles in January 2025 has fire experts surveying the damage and looking for clues as to why some residential and commercial structures survived while others burned.

Cost-effective, energy-efficient IMPs can help the data center construction industry keep up with the fast pace of expansion

The same attributes that helped insulated metal panels (IMPs) revolutionize cold storage construction – ease of installation, energy efficiency, air and vapor control, thermal performance and durability – are turning IMPs into the go-to solution for the modern data center.