Architectural Metal Portfolio

The HWC Logistics project in College Park, Ga required a large post-supported canopy system to cover an outdoor employee break area. The project involved designing and install a canopy system with minimal columns to allow for picnic tables and chairs to be placed beneath the system protecting the employees from weather, also while maintaining a color scheme to match the dock canopies installed on the building.

Gravel Springs Logistics Center in Buford, Georgia required a bullnose dock canopy system with a low-profile bullnose fascia. Being a cross-dock facility, this project required a canopy at approximately 1,228’-0” linear feet of dock canopy on the north elevation, and 1,334’-0” linear feet of dock canopy on the south elevation.

Forsyth Business Center in Cumming, Georgia required a dock canopy system with a l24” tall bullnose fascia. This project required 8 different dock canopies totaling approximately 444’-0” linear feet of canopy.

The Feeding Northeast Florida project in Jacksonville, FL required a post-supported canopy system with a unique design at the front entrance of the building. This was a renovation to an existing building.

Project Tiger/CFA Supply Columbia is a distribution warehouse facility for Chick-Fil-A located in West Columbia, SC. Pierre Construction had several different scopes on this project: bullnose dock canopies, ACM panels, wall hung canopies and a large, extruded aluminum post supported canopy.

Robins ARB contracted New South Construction to overhual the Air Force’s largest C-5 aircraft facility (cluster of 4 hangars). New South contracted us to install new metal roof panels, insulated metal panels, translucent panels, and some misc metal wall panels.

This was an equipment screen in North Charleston, SC. This screen was installed on 2 – 3 story office buildings, to cover the hvac equipment behind.

Evans General Contractors built a new high-production facility for Archer Aviation, an up-and-coming electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft manufacturer. This facility will be used to produce their aircraft in an emerging market. Our portion of the project was aluminum composite panels around the top and sides of the production building, as well as an extruded aluminum “wavy wall” louver system to be attached outside the curtain wall of the main office entrance. The intent was to create the illusion of a wave, using straight tubes, projecting out at specific and various lengths.

985 Logistics buildings comprised three spec warehouse buildings and included extruded aluminum sunshades at the corners. Sunshades to look like the canopy coverage at the main door. The finish is a clear anodized powder coat.