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July 2012 Visit


www.MetalArchitecture.com and


see what’s happening in the metal design and construction community from the industry’s premier news resource.


Features • Learn the ABCs of continuing education units for metal architecture.


• Take a look at the Bridgestone Technology Center in Akron, Ohio. • The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign’s Activities and Recreation Center uses daylighting to connect students to the outdoors.


Top Stories • Try new time management techniques found in Ronald A. MacKenzie’s


Firm Strategies. • Understand how metal composite material panels achieve flatness.


Industry News • Check for the latest updates from the AIA, USGBC, EPA and more.


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• You don’t want to be left out of the conversation.


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• Metal product suppliers • Manufacturers • Services that fit your needs


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