Top Four Reasons Why Aluminum Composite Material Checks All the Boxes For Residential Design

In residential architecture, innovation and aesthetic excellence is an endless pursuit. As architects and designers seek to redefine spaces and create memorable experiences for homeowners, the choice of materials becomes a top priority.

Enter MONARC (from the makers of ALUCOBOND, the original aluminum composite material).

The ALUCOBOND® North American sales team further strengthens its presence in Ohio and Kentucky with the addition of a new sales agency to represent its portfolio of solutions

To better serve the local building design and construction industry,  3A Composites USA — manufacturer of ALUCOBOND® the leader in metal facades for more than 50 years — is boosting its sales efforts in Ohio and Kentucky  by hiring the manufacturer’s sales agency, Engineered Systems. This additional sales support will amplify the possibilities of the ALUCOBOND® product offering in this market.

Members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 134 in Chicago celebrated the grand opening of their new headquarters and union hall in May 2018 – a renovation project that has been described in glowing terms that are reflective not only of the building’s light-filled architectural design but of its significant impact on the surrounding Bronzeville neighborhood revitalization.

Treasure Island Resort & Casino in Welch, Minn., has undergone a series of renovations and expansions in recent years designed to provide guests with a modern resort experience in which they can enjoy upscale amenities.

The Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum had done its duty. Opened in 1972 in Uniondale, N.Y., the Coliseum not only had honored the military sacrifice of local veterans in Long Island’s Nassau County but had served as home to the one-time American Basketball Association’s New York Nets and the National Hockey League’s New York Islanders as well as hosted major events and concerts, including performances by Elvis Presley, Madonna and Bruce Springsteen.

Architecture can often become a product of its environment, responding to community needs while blending into an already established environment. In the case of Crosstown Elementary School, its creation was in response to Vancouver’s imminent need for more primary education facilities. The result is a four-story structure that blends seamlessly into the “urban fabric” of the Canadian cityscape.