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PROJECT SPOTLIGHT INSPIRATION GUIDE

A CLOSER LOOK AT OUR TOP PROJECTS

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24	Spruce Elementary	3	
Shelton Family YMCA	4	
North Gresham Elementary School	5	
Kalama Home Reroof	6	
Purce Hall - Evergreen State College	7	
‘Black Magic’ Private Residence	8	
Skokomish Community Center	9	
Broadcast Apartments	10	
Firestation 63	11	
Oceanside High School Performing Arts Center	12	
Washington High School STEM	13	
410 Urban Infill	14	
Elk Grove Animal Shelter	15	
Sky Ranch Middle School	16	
Bonney Lake High School Performing Arts Center	17	
Port of Kalama Interpretive Center	18	
Lionakis Architects - Exterior	19	
Lionakis Architects - Interior	20	
Desert Junior-Senior High	21	
North Eugene High School	22	
Jefferson Apartment	23	
Landpark Square	25	
Charles Schwab Building Renovation	27	

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PROJECT SPOTLIGHT:
SPRUCE ELEMENTARY
LYNNWOOD, WA

This memorable project features a flexible and lively campus for its diverse community. The 81,000 sq ft school includes classrooms, a gymnasium, student support facilities, and music rooms. A key feature of the design is a central second-floor library, designed to act as a safe and inspiring haven for students.
The building features a combination of AEP Span’s
Flex Series® metal siding panels to create a distinct design. The colors used were AEP Span’s specialty finish, Burnt Rust finish and standard Metallic Champagne to provide warm colors that connects the building to the surrounding grove of mature trees. These finishes, paired with the varied lines of the Flex Series panels, add texture and shadow to the modern, functional design. Burnt Rust was the preferred finish for this project as it provides the fresh rust glow of a traditional oxidized product without any of the long-term maintenance issues, such as rust runoff or staining. Metal roofing and siding is perfect for educational buildings as it’s low maintenance, durable and lasts over 50 years!
Architect: Bassetti Architects
Installer: King Sheet Metal
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PROJECT SPOTLIGHT:
SHELTON FAMILY YMCA
SHELTON, WA

Located in the South Basin of the Puget Sound resides this vibrant, state-of-the-art, healthy living facility.
Run as a nonprofit organization, the YMCA is dedicated to strengthening the local community through youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility.
The spacious facility includes pools, gyms, sports courts, and educational areas and an engaging façade featuring AEP Span’s Box Rib® Metal Siding in a vertical application. The color selected for this project is our Ironstone finish from our Eternal Collection. With its
unique depth and dynamic light interaction, Ironstone provides a warm, contemporary color that complements wood and concrete materials and contrasts other metal elements. Its robust FEVE coating is a building manager’s dream, with outstanding durability, graffiti resistance, and low long-term maintenance requirements.
Architect: Williams Architecture
Installer: Bahnmiller Construction, Inc
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PROJECT SPOTLIGHT: NORTH GRESHAM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
GRESHAM, OR

This collaboratively developed school instills pride among teachers and students with its commanding yet memorable design. The design focuses on dynamic circulation, which creates student gathering spaces and provides students with a variety of pathways, both physically and academically.
The façade features our HR-36® exposed fastener metal siding panel in our premium, Vintage® finish. HR-36 can be used horizontally, or vertically as shown on this project. The classic aged appearance of Vintage’s muted metallic hue integrates attractively with the the rich brick elements. The Vintage finish further helps this design endure the test of time with its standard anti-graffiti finish.
Architect: BBT Architects
Installer: Skyline Sheet Metal
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PROJECT SPOTLIGHT:
KALAMA HOME REROOF
KALAMA, WA

A Washington State homeowner selected Design Span® hp metal roofing system in 24ga Urban Slate to uplift the style of their home. The Urban Slate color is a semi-translucent finish which provides a deeper color that changes dynamically with daylight. Built in 1993, this home featured an original teal roof with outdated, inferior paint technology.

This replacement not only provided the opportunity to address the aesthetic issues of the previous roof system, but to also update the style of the home for the 21st century. The stunning finish in conjunction with the clean, crisp lines of the standing seam Design Span hp panel, adds curb appeal and improves the integration of the home with its lush environment.
Installer: Cogent Construction, Shelton WA
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PURCE HALL -
EVERGREEN STATE COLLEGE
OLYMPIA, WA

The remodeled and expanded Purce Hall at the Evergreen State College in Olympia, WA features an interesting mixed-use siding design. Designed to align with Evergreen’s commitment to environmental sustainability, much of the original building materials were preserved

and incorporated into the remodel. The renovation strikes a balance of old and new with its use of original materials and modern Flex Series metal siding panels.
AEP Span’s Flex Series panels are available in four different options, making it easy to mix and match the panels to achieve a custom looking design. Taking inspiration from the Pacific Northwest surroundings, the color, Dark Bronze was chosen. The Dark Bronze color is a cool, energy-efficient color, making it an ideal fit for Evergreen by meshing well with the environmentally conscious design.
Architect: ZGF Architects
Contractor: Absher Construction Company
Civil and Structural Engineer: KPFF Consulting Engineers
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PROJECT SPOTLIGHT: ‘BLACK MAGIC’ PRIVATE RESIDENCE
ASPEN, CO

Nestled in the picturesque mountainside close to Aspen, Colorado, sits this stunning, modern single-family home. Appropriately called ‘Black Magic’, the home features an open floor plan and large windows of varying sizes to maximize the breathtaking views of this unique location.

Seeking to make a bold statement from its heavily wooded lot and earthy surroundings, the home features the extensive use of AEP Span’s metal cladding in Matte Black. Nu-Wave Corrugated® metal siding panels add texture and visual appeal to the large squared surfaces, while also providing strength and resistance against the harsh Colorado winters.
The use of Matte Black Flush Panels were used for accent pieces, adding additional visual distinction to the structure.
Contractor: Rowland+Broughton Design Build
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PROJECT SPOTLIGHT:
SKOKOMISH COMMUNITY CENTER
SKOKOMISH, WA

Designed to provide a safe and welcoming environment to the Twana community, this distinctive net-zero structure incorporates a gathering space, commercial kitchen, education space and a gymnasium. AEP Span’s Span-Lok hp metal roof panel in Colonial Red contrasts with the wood siding to provide a captivating, staunch structure that integrates with its surrounding wooded environment. The lean-to style roof incorporates the extensive use of solar panels while also allowing the crisp, clean lines of the standing roof to be on prominent display.
Architect: 7 Directions
Customer: Miller Sheet Metal

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BROADCAST APARTMENTS

SEATTLE, WA

The Broadcast Apartment complex stands out from its surroundings through the extensive use of AEP Span’s Prestige Series® metal wall panel in the Vintage® finish. Featuring 70 residential units and 4 live-work units, the complex features a variety of different wall panel forms to add texture and character to the flat surfaces of the structure. The timeless warmth of Vintage® provides a distinctive, evolving appearance that engages with natural light in a compelling way. Finished in 2017, the structure features a collection of different spaces incorporating apartments, retail space, rooftop entertainment options, and underground parking.
Architect: Johnson Oaklief Architecture and Planning
Customer: L A Olsen Construction

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PROJECT SPOTLIGHT:

FIRESTATION 63

TACOMA, WA

Photo Credit: Shutter Release Photography

The expansive Central Pierce Fire and Rescue Station is designed to house one fire engine and one paramedic unit including crew living and support areas. Metal panels were selected and designed
based on sustainability, durability and integration into a broader mill concept. AEP Span’s Nu-Wave Corruaged metal wall panel in Burnt Rust was selected to add a warm, contrasting hue to other metal wall products while also integrating with wood accents.
Architect: RiceFregusMiller and TCA Architecture Planning
Customer: Interstate Sheet Metal

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PROJECT SPOTLIGHT: OCEANSIDE HIGH SCHOOL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
OCEANSIDE, CA

This 29,000 square foot preforming arts hub was designed to set the bar for modern student resources. This expansive facility includes a 500-seat performance theatre, a 100-seat black box theatre, classrooms and more.
Winner of the 2018 42nd Annual Orchids & Onions Architectural Award, AEP Span’s Select Seam® 16” Narrow Batten metal wall panel in Natural Antique Copper was chosen to provide a distinctive gleaming beacon for the school.
Architect: Harley Ellis Devereaux
Customer: Burner Sheet Metal

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PROJECT SPOTLIGHT:
WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL STEM
TACOMA, WA

This STEM academy delivers an inspiring environment for hands on learning in science and technology. Consisting of the renovation of two existing buildings and the addition of a new structure, the facility provides the benchmark for the school district’s labs and classrooms.
AEP Span’s Box Rib® metal wall panel was used in the Vintage® finish to create texture and complementary shadow lines on this modern structure. Vintage’s classic metallic hue interacts dynamically with natural light and blends exceptionally well with the mixed use of wood and masonry siding products.
Architect: Erickson McGovern
Customer: Architectural Sheet Metal

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410 URBAN 410INFILL
CALGARY, AB

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This 2,000 square foot modern residential home is designed to optimize living space for a family of four within the modest confines of inner suburban Calgary. Deploying a structural beam and post framed design, this home creates the feeling of space through an open-plan layout and high vaulted ceilings. Large windows on both floors accentuate the open, spacious feeling.
The extensive use of AEP Span’s standing seam metal cladding in Slate Gray adds texture and distinct shadow lines while contributing to the modern aesthetic. This versatile color enables the unique integration between roof and siding surfaces. The muted hue also complements and accentuates the use of natural stained wood leading to a cohesive, memorable design.
Architect: Ryan Schmidt Architecture
Builder: Ironwood Building Corporation
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PROJECT SPOTLIGHT:
ELK GROVE ANIMAL SHELTER
ELK GROVE, CA

Opened in October 2019, 7 years after it was originally envisioned, this shelter is designed to provide a warm atmosphere for 65 dogs, 55 cats, and other small animals. As the facility is heavily trafficked and requires frequent cleaning, metal was an obvious choice to reduce Operations & Maintenance budget impacts.
AEP Span’s Nu-Wave® Corrugated was chosen for the siding, Design Span® hp for roofing, and Prestige Series® for the soffits to add visual interest, durability and for cost-effectiveness from both an environmental and capital cost perspective. This bright, modern color scheme blends well with the mixed-use of wood and brick to create a dramatic, contemporary design.
Architect: Eric Whole and Carolyn Natividad, LDA Partners
General Contractor: Robert E Boyer, Inc.

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PROJECT SPOTLIGHT:
SKY RANCH MIDDLE SCHOOL
RENO, NV

Situated in the sparse desert highlands at the base of the Eastern Sierra, sits this charismatic middle school. For this project, metal siding was selected to add depth and unique appeal to this expansive campus.

AEP Span metal siding panels were the preferred product of choice for this facade due to their color versatility, long term durability and low maintenance qualities.
This project features AEP Span’s Select Seam® panels in a Sedona Rust print and Vintage® coating, providing rich accent pieces that integrate effectively with the desert hues of the Reno area and the earth tones of the masonry siding. Much like the desert landscape, these colors provide evolving color as the light changes throughout the day. Applied
to standing-seam siding of varying widths, the panel ribs provide varied texture to the facade and capitalize on dynamic shadows to further accentuate the siding color.
Architect: Van Woert Bigotti Architects Contractor: Core Construction Installer: Alpine Roofing Co.
Photo Credit: Vance Fox
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PROJECT SPOTLIGHT:
BONNEY LAKE HIGH SCHOOL PER- FORMING ARTS CENTER
Bonney Lake, WA

The new Bonney Lake High School Performing Arts Center is a beautiful display of AEP Span’s HR-36® Metal Wall Panels in Parchment & Zinc Gray. These exposed fastened metal panels with a 36" net coverage are
predominantly used in commercial, hotel, industrial, retail, and mixed-use applications as well as heavy-duty metal fencing or gates.

This 15,523 sq. ft. structure project for the Sumner-Bonney Lake School district sits adjacent to the main high school, acting as a stunning centerpiece for the campus. It is referred to as “A magic place where talents are showcased and dreams are born”, and the use of our long- lasting, durable, and sustainable, HR-36 will ensure it remains looking majestic for years to come!

Architect: Erickson McGovern Architects Installer: Architectural Sheet Metal Photo Credit: Doug Walker Photography
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PROJECT SPOTLIGHT:
PORT OF KALAMA INTERPRETIVE CENTER
Kalama, WA

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Positioned off the banks of the Columbia River, lies this captivating take on a traditional waterfront warehouse. The building provides an operations center for the port and a home for the region’s rich history.
AEP Span worked collaboratively with the Port of Kalama to create a distinct design ideal for their waterfront interpretive center. This re-imagined design features AEP Span’s Select Seam Wide Batten and Span-LokTM hp metal roofing and siding panels. The vertical application of the Select Seam provides a clean wide pan appearance giving this building a classic architectural effect, while the standing seam Span-Lok hp provides clean lines for aesthetic appeal.
This building is a balance of function, beauty, durability and strength. Coated in AEP Span’s Premium colors Burnt Rust and Weathered Zinc the panels are striking and timeless. The two standing seam panel styles complement the other featured textures including stone and exposed metal, to create a harmonious design.

Architect: Collins Architectural Group For samples or more information on these
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PROJECT SPOTLIGHT:
LIONAKIS ARCHITECTS
SACRAMENTO, CA

In 2020, Sacramento-based Lionakis announced plans to revamp a 40,000 sq ft historic tractor showroom in Downtown Sacramento, with a goal of housing all 150 employees in once place. Renovations included trading of a T-bar drop ceiling for skylight additions, a lobby, an adjoining cafe, and a cool metal exterior by AEP Span.
AEP Span’s Mixed Flex Series panels were selected for the exterior, and our SpanSeam™ roofing panels for the entrance canopy. Our cool ZACtique® II color was elected for all panels, helping Lionakis to be energy-efficient during the hot Sacramento Summers, while blending well with the urban atmosphere.
AEP Span’s Flex Series panels are available in five different options, giving you the ability to achieve a custom looking design.
Architect: Lionakis Architects
Installer: Tecta America Sacramento, Inc.
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LIONAKIS ARCHITECTS
SACRAMENTO, CA

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Lionakis of Sacramento took a historic tractor showroom in Downtown Sacramento and turned it in to a 40,000 sq ft, open-air floor plan with a “living laboratory” feel.
The old T-bar drop ceiling was removed to open up the space and give exposure for skylights, essentially flooding the room in natural light and giving the 150 employees an inspirational, and collaborative setting.

AEP Span’s PBR Panel was selected for the interior conference room cladding in a Cool Old Town Gray color, giving the room a central focus point, and adding appeal to the functional.

PBR Panel metal roofing and siding is a long-lasting, durable, and sustainable metal panel that comes in several energy-efficient colors and paint systems.
PBR Panel also offers a unique yet flexible design when combined with other building materials.
Architect: Lionakis Architects
Installer: Tecta America Sacramento, Inc.

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DESERT JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH

EDWARDS AFB

This new Desert Junior-Senior High School in Edwards Airforce Base, CA is the latest addition to the Muroc Joint Unified School District. The final phase of this 10-year project involves the construction of a shared performing arts center, new classroom wings, a new gymnasium, and site improvements throughout the campus.
Predominantly shown across the exterior of the school is AEP Span’s Box Rib™ metal siding panel. Additionally, AEP Span’s standing seam, 16” Select Seam® Narrow Batten panels were also used. Both panel types were used in a vertical application and in the same 18ga cool Zinc Gray color. The standard striated feature of Select Seam in addition to the heavier gauge was utilized to reduce the appearance of oil canning.
For the roof, 22ga 16” Span-Lok™ hp was selected. The 2” high rib of this standing seam panel paired well with the vertical application of the metal siding panels. As with the siding, the roofing system also features the same energy-efficient cool Zinc Gray color. The energy-efficient cool color will aid in helping to keep the school’s internal temperatures cooler during the hot southern California months.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held on August 9, 2022, to open this amazing new facility that will go on to help support learning for generations to come.

Installer: AME Builders Inc
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PROJECT SPOTLIGHT:
NORTH EUGENE HIGH SCHOOL
EUGENE, OR

It’s been nearly 50 years since the Eugene-Springfield area has had a new high school building and AEP Span is proud to be a part of it! Construction kicked off in fall of 2020 with the teardown of the old Silver Lea building, and in 2021, the structural core of the new building started to come into focus.
The new building is set to open in 2023 and is being designed with safety, technology and sustainability in mind. The new school will also serve as a shelter in the event of a natural disaster, with key areas of the building built to an upgraded seismic standard, as well as other resiliency upgrades.
The design team worked tirelessly throughout the confirmation phase, which reviewed 4J visioning, planning, public outreach and facilities documents in preparation for the bond projects. Based on districtwide visions and planning, the team was able to create a design that aligned with all of the goals in mind.
AEP Span’s 22-gauge Span-Lok™ hp Metal Roofing in a ZACtique® II color was selected for this project, and we can’t wait to see how it all turns out!
Architect: Rowell Brokaw Architects of Eugene & Opsis Architecture of Portland
General Contractor: Lease Crutcher Lewis

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PROJECT SPOTLIGHT:
The Jefferson
Vancouver, WA

Moments away from the waterfront overlooking the Columbia River in downtown Vancouver, WA, sits this vibrant and new 4-story apartment community, The Jefferson.
The vision behind this 92-unit, 82,700 SF multifamily project was to provide stylish and accessible housing options for residents who want to be near the city’s core. Completed in 2022, The Jefferson was critical to the growing area by offering centralized housing with easy access to employers, amenities, transit, and services.
AEP Span’s metal siding was used extensively throughout this project to complement parts of the surrounding industrial area. The seemingly non-repeating pattern of the metal siding was achieved by combining various AEP Span Flex Series panels together in a vertical installation to achieve this unique design. Flex Series is an innovative metal siding solution consisting of a collection of four different architectural panels. The four panels are easily interchangeable, allowing ultimate design flexibility and versatility.

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Inspired by the surrounding area, the color cool Zinc Gray in 22 gauge was chosen and predominately used across the project. Cool Terra-Cotta in 22 gauge was also featured heavily along the ground floor level to complement the neutral gray color and provide contrast. The varying panel ribs combined with the contrasting colors provide a varied texture to the facade and capitalizes on the dynamic shadow lines to further accentuate the siding colors.
Flex Series’ concealed fastened design added a sleek, modern ‘boxy’ industrial look to the building while providing practical benefits such as excellent weather resistance, thermal efficiency, and low, long-term maintenance.
Keeping with the modern industrial aesthetic and keen focus on long-term functionality, a portion of the ground level features Box Rib™ metal siding in cool Matte Black. The exposed fastener design of Box Rib provides
a distinctive industrial appearance, while the 1 ½” deep corrugations of the panel pair seamlessly with the surrounding Flex Series metal siding panels.
The Jefferson Apartments project showcases the power of innovative design, quality materials, and effective collaboration. It is the first contemporary multifamily project in Vancouver’s ever-expanding west side. Using AEP Span’s metal roofing and siding significantly contributed to the project’s success. The products’ durability and low maintenance requirements have resulted in cost savings for property management, while the thermal efficiency has led to lower energy costs for the residents.

Architect: LSW Architects
Installer: Exteriors Design Contractors Inc

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Metal Siding Products: Flex Series & Box Rib™
Metal Colors: Zinc Gray, Terra-Cotta & Matte Black
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PROJECT SPOTLIGHT:
Landmark Square
Clovis, CA

At the center of Old Town Clovis, sits this six-acre lot turned 35,000 sq ft Senior Activity Center, Transit Center, and Public Library. The Landmark Square project brings together the County of Fresno with the City of Clovis and was designed with sustainability, inclusion, and longevity in mind. The Senior Activity Center was completed in Summer 2022 as the first of many project phases. A key element in achieving this project design was the use of long-lasting and energy-efficient metal roofing.
One of the main advantages of metal roofing is its long lifespan. Longevity was an important factor for this project as it was designed to be a long-term investment in the community. The roofing system chosen for this first phase was AEP Span’s SpanSeam™ architectural metal roof system. SpanSeam is a performance-rated, mechanically seamed roof system featuring a 16” width spanning between the 2” high ribs.
The 2” ribs provide clean bold line aesthetics to the roof as well as a weather-tight design with its 180-degree seam. Unlike a directly fastened standing seam profile, SpanSeam requires a clip to fasten the panels down. The panels were fastened using a two-piece clip assembly to help manage thermal movement. Due to the large roof area and the Clovis climate, designing with thermal movement in mind was a key consideration.

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To ensure long-lasting protection and aid in the sustainability design element, a 22ga thickness in ZINCALUME® Plus coated metal was selected for the finish. The aluminum-zinc coating of ZINCALUME offers two to four times the corrosion resistance of regular galvanized products while also being
energy-efficient. ZINCALUME Plus has a Solar Reflective Index of 61 which helps to reflect infrared heat and in turn, reduce the amount of energy required to cool the building during the hot summer months.

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This first phase of the Landmark Square project is a great example of the benefits of using standing seam metal roofing for commercial projects. The metal roofing provides both functional and aesthetic benefits while also offering cost savings over the long-term. Contrasting with other roofing materials that require periodic replacement, the community of Clovis will be able to enjoy these new structures for several decades with minimal maintenance.

Architect: Paul Halajian Architects
Installer: Pac Shield Roofing

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Charles Schwab Building Renovation
Tucson, AZ

The Charles Schwab building in Tucson, Arizona, stands as a testament to the transformative power of thoughtful design and high-quality materials. A recent full exterior renovation has reinvigorated this original 1975 structure, seamlessly blending functionality with appealing aesthetics. At the heart of this transformation is AEP Span’s Design Span® hp metal roofing panel in the color, Vintage®—a choice that elevates the building’s appearance and ensures long-lasting durability.

A key goal of the design team (Repp + McLain Design & Construction) was to achieve an aesthetic upgrade that reflected their client’s modern and innovative vision. The 24ga Vintage color selection was an ideal fit to capture this objective.
Vintage adds a timeless elegance to the building’s exterior, providing a look that is both classic and contemporary. The semi-translucent color allows the subtle character underneath the metal to be visible, providing depth and a distinct metallic sheen.
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In a striking display of versatility, the Design Span hp standing seam roof panels were ingeniously utilized as siding panels. The snap-together Design Span hp product is known for its high performance and architectural appeal. This creative application showcases the flexibility of AEP
Span products, allowing architects and designers to think outside the box and apply materials in unconventional ways. The result is a distinctive facade that sets the building apart from its surroundings.
Through strategic planning and collaboration, the Charles Schwab building renovation exemplifies the transformative power of modern architectural design. AEP Span’s Design Span metal panels in Vintage color played a pivotal role in bringing the project’s vision to fruition. This revitalization pays tribute to the structure’s history while celebrating the enduring beauty of contemporary architecture.

Architect: repp + mclain design and construction
General Contractor: repp + mclain design and construction

Metal Siding Products: Design Span® hp
Metal Colors: Vintage®

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Design Span® hp Metal Roofing is a performance-rated structural standing seam metal roof panel available in a flat or striated pan. This panel is comes in various net coverages such as 12”, 16”, 17”, and 18”, and is excellent as a roof over metal or wood decking, as a fascia, or mansard over plywood or supports.

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