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The construction industry is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by a growing focus on environmental responsibility.

Traditional building materials often come with a hefty environmental cost, from resource depletion during production to high energy consumption throughout a building's...

Nothing overshadows the world’s most popular soccer player, Leo Messi, but the Inter Miami CF star works the midfield at the new AutoNation DRV PNK stadium under some 40,000 square feet of insulated metal panels in the team’s eye-catching black and pink colors.

From soccer stadiums to massive...

Building retrofits have surged in recent years as the world increasingly prioritizes sustainability and energy efficiency. These projects can rejuvenate aging structures, enhancing their performance, aesthetics, and overall value.

METALCON, the annual tradeshow and conference devoted to the application of metal in the building envelope, won’t be held until the fall but the organizers opened the year with a glimpse at the future in metal trends including sustainability, aesthetics, and technological advancements.

Insulated metal panels (IMPs) are like the “Swiss Army knife” in the construction world. They are strong, versatile, energy-efficient, and can save builders time and money.

There are no limits today for insulated metal panels (IMPs) as they have become a design choice across a multitude of industries and market segments.

Traditionally a mainstay of the cold storage market, IMPs are versatile construction materials that have long been recognized for their superior...

The benefits of insulated metal panels (IMPs) are helping change the landscape of construction projects as these innovative materials are evolving to meet the diverse needs of a wide array of industries.

These panels are designed to provide excellent thermal insulation, weather resistance, and...

Sustainability has become a crucial consideration in the construction industry, as developers and building owners recognize the long-term benefits of environmentally responsible practices.

Building owners and project managers are going for the green in 2023 when it comes to construction.

The “green” in this case is just as much about the cost of money in the current economic environment as it is about the environment.