MCM Alliance

ALPOLIC? Metal Composite Materials (MCM) have been manufactured since 1991 at Mitsubishi Chemical America’s Chesapeake, VA location. Part of the Mitsubishi Chemical Group’s vast array of products and services, ALPOLIC? MCM is among the most versatile and useful architectural materials available, and our manufacturing, distribution and support capabilities extend worldwide. ALPOLIC? offers the rigidity of heavy-gauge architectural metals in a lightweight composite material, in an unmatched selection of colors and finishes. Learn more > https://ow.ly/ixAr50VkVpx #metalconstruction ALPOLIC? Materials - Americas

MCM panels are available in a variety of appearances. Whether painted, anodized, or left with a natural appearance, MCM panels can remain an attractive feature on a building for many years. While the effects of UV exposure, pollution, and other environmental factors can negatively impact the appearance of MCM panels, most often these negative effects can be prevented and, sometimes, even reversed with proper cleaning. Get the White Paper > https://ow.ly/aWx550UZwPP Photo Courtesy of 3A Composites #ALUCOBOND #metalconstruction

The Moody Center, located on the University of Texas campus in downtown Austin, is a stunning host to Longhorn sporting events and national concert tours. Combining wood veneer and metal, KSC Inc. wrapped the entire venue with an MCM panel system with completely custom anodized fins that extend from the sides of the facade to reduce direct sun exposure, contribute to the building's energy performance, and complete the design inspiration by Gensler. See the Case Study from MCA and MCM Alliance Member KSC Inc. > https://lnkd.in/gH9Z59qU #metalconstuction

Toronto's River City Condos feature contrasting Metal Composite Material (MCM) panels in ALPOLIC? Materials - Americas aluminum Matte Black and Gloss White finishes. Designed by Saucier+Perrotte Architectes and ZAS Architects + Interiors, the project earned LEED Gold Certification. Learn more about the many design possibilities with MCM finishes in our CE course, Exploring Metal Composite Material (MCM) Finishes > https://ow.ly/G1uT50UZsyt #metalconstruction

Learn how this sustainable and resilient cladding material enables creativity and helps buildings achieve LEED certification > https://ow.ly/5V2F50Ua9YH Photo Courtesy of MCA Member Arconic Architectural Products and Bob Perzel Photography Building design by Arrowstreet #metalconstruction #aiacontinuingeducation #reynobondme

Metal Composite Material (MCM) provides consistent panel flatness and consistent coil-coated finishes. MCM can be finished in a broad spectrum of colors meeting the owners' and architects desired look. Learn more about the benefits of MCM > https://ow.ly/iu7m50UGFLI Photo Courtesy of MCM Alliance Member: 3A Composites #metalconstruction

Metal Composite Material (MCM) is an environmentally responsible and sustainable choice for today’s buildings. For example, approximately 70% of an MCM by weight is recycled content. Get the MCM EPD > https://ow.ly/IQS150UGFxI Photo Courtesy of MCM Alliance Member: ALPOLIC? Materials - Americas

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Initial construction costs are often lower with Metal Composite Material (MCM) systems because panels can typically be installed faster than alternative exterior products such as precast, granite or brick. The lightweight MCM systems can save money by reducing structural steel requirements since less structural support is needed. Learn more about MCM > https://ow.ly/ctZi50UGFc2 Photo courtesy of MCM Alliance Member 3A Composites. Design by PAUL CHEEKS ARCHITECTS

Collin County Community College in North Texas is clad with over 3,400 aluminum composite Alpolic 4M FR core panels which were manufactured and installed, using the KSC 2100 ventilated rain-screen mounting system. PERKINS & WILL ARCHITECTS, INC. selected Metal Composite Material (MCM) because its clean aesthetic appearance and versatility are a perfect fit to meet the requirements of a functional campus—the result: a modernistic facade system sculpted to endure the test of time. See the Case Study featuring MCA Members: ALPOLIC? Materials - Americas and KSC Inc. > https://ow.ly/F1eT50UsEz7 #metalconstruction