Sponsored by ATAS International, Inc. | Presented by Stephen Scharr
Live Webinar Airing on November 6, 2025 at 02:00 PM ET
This course will address architectural metal plate systems and how they can be used in the design and construction of commercial buildings. Different types of metal wall assemblies and applications will be discussed, along with installation techniques, performance attributes, and design advantages of incorporating metal plate. Sustainable and resilient building envelopes can be achieved with the use of architectural metal plate systems.
Photo courtesy of Metalwerks/ATAS International, Inc.
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Stephen Scharr is the general manager of the Metalwërks line for ATAS International, Inc. The Metalwërks line includes precision, high-performance metal plate exterior façade systems, integrated curtain wall components, and custom architectural features. Metalwërks products are manufactured in Elkton, Md. |
Founded in 1963, ATAS International, Inc. is a leading manufacturer of metal wall cladding, metal roofing, ceilings, perimeter edge metal, and accessories. The ATAS portfolio features an expansive selection of products available in aluminum, steel, zinc, stainless steel, and copper. Standard profiles include ribbed wall panels, corrugated styles, standing seam and batten seam roof systems, metal shingles, shakes, tiles, and more. With sustainability at the forefront of modern building design, ATAS proudly supports green building objectives with solar-ready roof panels, insulated metal panels, cool roofing products, and solar air heating wall panels. The ATAS team consists of product and market specialists that provide a high level of support for your project. ATAS has four ISO certified manufacturing locations in the United States: two in Allentown, PA, one in Mesa, AZ., and they have recently added a new manufacturing location in University Park, IL. Learn more about the ATAS product line, service offerings, and continuing education programs: www.atas.com | 610.395.8445
Originally published in Architectural Record
Originally published in September 2025