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September 11, 2020 - Weekly News Update
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Featured Project: Star Building Systems
Metal Building Systems Utilized For Illinois Church
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Bloomington, IL - A longtime staple of the Bloomington community, Vale Church has seen its congregation increase by more than a third in recent years. Their response, in addition to boosting staff, was to purchase 37 acres of land for a new facility - featuring seven steel-framed structures from Star Building Systems. More
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Industry News:
MCA Welcomes Four New Members
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 Chicago, IL - The Metal Construction Association (MCA) is proud to introduce its newest members. The association will be collaborating with these new member companies as it continues to educate people on the importance of metal in the building envelope. More
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Sherwin-Williams coatings are tested tough! To view the company's Durability and Performance video, which highlights the rigorous tests the company's coatings are subjected to, click here or on the image at the right.
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Industry News:
Lorin Introduces Rust Anodized For Interior Spaces
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 Muskegon, MI - Lorin Industries announces its new Rust Anodized Aluminum, combining a durable, beautiful product with a weathered look for indoor spaces. Rust not only provides a weathered look, but also offers a rich, rusted metal appeal that comes with all of the benefits of Lorin's anodized aluminum. More
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Industry News:
AGC Sees Construction As Tale Of Two Sectors
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 Arlington, VA - Construction employment increased by 16,000 jobs in August, but the gains were concentrated in housing, while the infrastructure and nonresidential building construction sector lost 11,000 jobs, according to an analysis by the Associated General Contractors of America of recent government data. The new jobs data comes as association officials reported the results of a survey of more than 2000 contractors that found growing pessimism about a return to normal levels of construction business amid a proliferation of project cancellations. More
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Featured Project: Citadel Architectural Products
MCM Panels Offer Pop Of Color On School's Exterior
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Richland, WA - Jefferson Elementary School in Richland is a prototype school with its own flair to grab people's attention on a busy street corner. The pop of color expressing the school's pride is from Citadel Architectural Products' Envelope 2000® metal composite material (MCM) Rainscreen (RS) and Reveal (RV) systems. More
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