Metals do not only provide resilience, beauty, and acoustical performance, but gains in paint technology make for an unlimited resilient pallet for the design and viewing community. From a functional linear ceiling system to wall panel options, a building’s interior can benefit from the beauty and durability of metal.
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The air barrier is one of the most significant items on any building exterior. The installation and process should reflect the importance of the system and its intricate installation and integration of non-air barrier system components, such as waterproofing, structural elements, windows, and roofing systems.
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When it comes to pigments, there is much more to it than aesthetics. The genetic makeup of a pigment and coating can provide desirable performance characteristics.
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Even the most sophisticated metal coatings have the potential to corrode, lose color or gloss, or crack and peel. For architects, specifiers, consultants, and building owners, the only protection from these potential liabilities is a strong, enforceable warranty.
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Materials such as tile and sheet goods are typical flooring options, but for many projects, high-performance coatings are a capable and often-desired alternative. Selecting the right coatings and specifying the appropriate system can be more difficult than picking out a type of tile or vinyl.
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Results from a recent study on sound transmission between rooms show that while the effects of ceiling panel type on absorption performance, and thus room acoustics, is substantial, the material type and weight of the ceiling panels do not affect the overall isolation performance of the floor-ceiling assembly.
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Design, specification, steel chemistry, and fabrication practices all have an influence on the HDG coating appearance. Although appearance does not affect the durability or corrosion resistance of HDG steel, it can impact the intended use of the product.
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The design team and project partners enlisted to reimagine the new Summit House, which is more than double the size of the former structure, were met with a unique set of opportunities and challenges: revitalizing the sky-high attraction while adhering to the highest green building standards.
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When it comes to framing, there is no more resilient option than cold-formed steel (CFS). By analyzing resiliency in the context of the built environment, this article will explore the various attributes of a resilient structure, and make the case for why CFS performs best in each scenario.
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It is possible to restore aged, discolored acoustical ceilings instead of replacing them with new materials by applying a new coating without compromising the acoustics of the space.
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