Insulated metal panels proved to be the solution for an Ontario company looking to create temperature-controlled facilities for its workers.

Insulated metal panels (IMPs) from Metl-Span helped complete the renovation of a steel structure originally built in the 1940s in Denver, Colo.

Following the acquisition, the CENTRIA and Metl-Span brands are now a part of the newly created Insulated Panel Group, which also includes the company's existing IMP brand, TrueCore.

The CUUBE by TLS Choice is a pre-engineered building using pre-approved building plans that utilize pre-sourced and pre-verified materials and components, including insulated metal roofing and wall panels from Metl-Span.

Architects and contractors in Houston, Texas turned to Metl-Span's IMPs for renovating a 70-year-old manufacturing facility into a modern-day, 120,000-square-foot workspace.

From double lock standing seam metal roofing to insulated metal panels for wall systems, the versatility of metal proved to be quite beneficial for this 130,0000 square foot multi-use recreation facility.

Rahim Hakimi has retired from the position of Vice President of Engineering after 35 years at Metl-Span. Chad Draxler replaces Hakimi as Vice President of Engineering. Craig Storch has joined Metl-Span as its new Director of Engineering.

 Jeff Irwin, executive vice president and general manager of the Architectural Panel Division at Metl-Span, was the recipient of the 2015 Patrick R. Bush Award presented at the Metal Construction Association winter meeting.