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CONTENTS 20 Features


20 SPECIAL FEATURE: 2012 CHAIRMAN’S AWARDS The Metal Construction Association honors its 2012 Chairman’s Awards recipients. The awards honor innovation and creativity in outstanding projects involving MCA member companies.


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24 BUILDING PROFILE The California ISO Headquarters serves multiple purposes—public space, offi ce building and mission critical energy management center—and it showcases the use of metal building products in a LEED Platinum certifi ed environment.


KNOW YOUR PRODUCTS


28 Insulation and Energy Codes: Meet continuous insulation and air barrier properties in one convenient package


29 Sustainable Design Trends: Making energy-effi cient sense of insulation for metal buildings


30 Commercial Energy Codes: High-R Insulation System helps meet evolving codes 31 Insulating Metal Buildings: Getting what you specifi ed? Most don’t!


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32 ARCHITECT PROFILE A fi rm believer in the systemized link between hand and eye and mind, Maziar Behrooz, AIA, relies on his sketches to create dynamic design and successful structures.


Departments 48


3 Editor’s Corner 8 Firm Strategies 9 LEEDing the Way 10 Ted’s MCM Corner 12 Drawing Board 15 Industry News 34 Market Feature: Offi ce and Mixed-Use 44 New Products


45 Product Catalogs: Walkthrough Doors; Gutters, Rainware, Ridge Caps and Trim


47 Ad Index 48 Top Honors


No v ember 2 0 12 www.me t a l a r chi t ec t u r e . com


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Also Inside: + A Revitalized Flying Experience + LEED Platinum Headquarters + Architect Profile: Maziar Behrooz


On the cover: Temple Sinai in Oakland, Calif., is one of the winners of the Metal Construc- tion Association’s 2012 Chairman’s Awards. Turn to page 20 to see all of the winners.


www.metalarchitecture.com November 2012 METAL ARCHITECTURE 5


Photo courtesy of The Miller-Clapperton Partnership Inc.


Photo courtesy of Maziar Behrooz Architecture


Scott Gilbertson


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