Metal composite panels

Celebrating an icon of liberty and unification, the Essex County Justice Building is a testament to the legacy of the Reverend Dr Martin Luther King Jr. A place for the community to come together, the design of the building needed to be both functional and inspirational. Custom ALPOLIC metal composite materials elegantly frame the ethereal glass, precast concrete, and limestone facade rising from the courthouse steps. It was a successful project facilitated by material distributor Wieland. When county executives in Newark, New Jersey came together during the planning and construction of their new justice building, they agreed easily on the question of whose name should grace the facility. The $77-million, 160,000-square foot project, compl... En savoir plus

Enigma on the Park, an 86-unit complex catering to the city’s creative population, represents renewal and growth. Situated on property once scarred by pollution, now bordered by lush green space, the project was conceived by Aragon Properties as a place for residents to harness the energy created in the neighborhood’s revival. Dave Kearney for ALPOLIC Dave Kearney for ALPOLIC Designed by BDP Quadrangle and completed in 2018, the complex stands nine stories high and uses reclaimed materials like exposed brick for interior walls to hearken to the area’s industrial past. Floor to ceiling windows allow for natural light to illuminate living spaces. Amenities like common rooms, a rooftop terrace lounge and artist stu... En savoir plus

ALPOLIC helps brands stand out. Five thousand square feet of BSM Black finish clads the canopies and roof line of this Sacramento-area Starbucks. The dark color brings prominence to the signage, allowing for high visibility. The finishes also complement the neighboring building in the shopping plaza. Katie Stacy Katie Stacy Katie Stacy Katie Stacy En savoir plus

Metallic sparkles added to the colors in our Shimmer series mesmerize and catch the eye. Here, over 4,000 square feet of ALPOLIC Orange Gold MCM gives Browning Hall at Webster University in St. Louis a vibrant shine. John Stumpf The sparkle in our Shimmer Series finishes comes from Nova, the latest Fluropon Effects coating. It offers brilliant, shining colors with the same high quality as our other finishes: outstanding color and gloss retention, impressive weathering performance, and resistance to staining and fading. ALPOLIC Shimmer finishes are ideal for projects designed to catch the eye. Used on the underside of Browning Hall, the orange gold color dazzles and alters hue depending on the sun's location. The color also complement... En savoir plus

Kendall Subaru of Marysville, Washington features a grand showroom and service area enhanced by two ALPOLIC finishes. Dark blue MCM, matching the signage, lines the top of the structure. Silver Metallic MCM clads the envelope. Both provide seamless color and superior flatness throughout the project. From video footage provided by Bestworth Rommell and Gaffney Construction From video footage provided by Bestworth Rommell and Gaffney Construction From video footage provided by Bestworth Rommell and Gaffney Construction ALPOLIC and Automotive Corporate Identity With roots in the petroleum industry, providing matierals for gas station canopies, car washes and supplemental facilities, ALPOLIC has branched into design for Corpora... En savoir plus

Over thirty thousand square feet of ALPOLIC Quartz Zinc clads the LEED Gold-certified Math and Science Building at University of Texas in Dallas. We are proud to see our products used on a stunning, energy efficient project. Jason Keen Jason Keen En savoir plus

Over 90,000 square feet of ALPOLIC White and Silver Metallic MCM clad NASA's Measurement Systems Laboratory at NASA Langley in Virginia. This building houses six research and engineering groups on the campus, and is helping modern the base for future endeavors. Scott Wertz Scott Wertz En savoir plus

Just outside of Dayton, Ohio you can find “the best kept secret in Montgomery County,” according to the superintendent of Northridge Local Schools, David Jackson. When presented with an opportunity to renovate the K-12 school, Jackson had an idea to create a new landmark for the community. With the help of an intrepid design team and endlessly adaptable ALPOLIC metal composite materials (MCM), the finished project shines with its unique iceberg element, perfectly fitting the home of their school mascot, the polar bear. The eye-catching feature on this 230,000 sqft campus is the work of Levin Porter Architects. CEO Mark Wiseman remembers musing, “I kinda have a crazy idea.” He wanted to create a three-dimensional foc... En savoir plus

Lakeshore Lofts is a unique example of affordable housing and environmental stewardship in Mississauga, Ontario. With a holistic view of the community’s needs, this 68-unit mixed use complex was designed by Invizij Architects Inc and meets the most rigorous Passive House energy standard. The eye-catching design, in inviting cool shades, uplifts the community and inspires us to rethink the possibilities of supportive housing models and low carbon footprint construction. While function was at the forefront, there was no compromise in design with the help of ALPOLIC metal composite materials (MCM). 25,000 sqft of 4mm ALPOLIC/fr in five stock colors – TLK blue, MBU blue, ABE blue, BNT white, and BGY grey – cascade across the... En savoir plus

Located on a 12.7 acre site in Farmingdale, New York stands the new four-story, approximately 200,000 square ft. Armed Forces Reserve Center. Designed for joint use by the Army National Guard, Army Reserve, Marine Corp Reserve, and Navy Reserve, the AFRC is authorized to accommodate 1,775 enlisted personnel and 155 officers.Recommended by the Base Re-Alignment and Closure Commission as a way to save money, consolidate, and improve conditions, the new state of the art facility allowed for the closing of five 50-year old armories and two out-of-date Reserve Centers. In order to properly prepare for missions, the Center is designed to meet each division’s administrative, training, and storage needs. Containing specialized workspaces for... En savoir plus

In January of 2012, the 1,200 students of Virginia Beach’s Great Neck Middle came back from winter break to receive one last gift – a new school.The over $35 million dollar project consisted of a three-story building employing sustainable materials, the newest technologies, and an aesthetically appealing structural design. A more than substantial upgrade from the original 50-year-old building, the new school features an assortment of additions – from visual improvements, such as updated color schemes, natural woods and fabrics, to up-to-date technology like touch screen monitors and Smartboards in each room. ALPOLIC Now L.E.E.D. certified, the newly constructed building also takes a much greener approach. Using a met... En savoir plus