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Alaska Psychiatric Institute

Project Name: Alaska Psychiatric Institute
Project Location: Anchorage, Alaska
ALUCOBOND PLUS
Materials:
9,917 sq. ft. of 4mm Silver Metallic
Year of Installation: 2005
Architect: Koonce Pfeffer Bettis, Inc., Anchorage
Fabricator: KPS, Vancouver, Canada
Installer: Bucher Glass, Fairbanks
Attachment Method: KPS rain-screen systems A and C
Images: Ken Graham Photography

Alucobond® Material Crowns New Psychiatric Hospital

The new Alaska Psychiatric Institute (API) in Anchorage, which opened for patients in July of 2005, is a visually engaging symbol of sophisticated psychiatric treatment and architectural success.

Hyundai Training Facility

Project Name: Hyundai Training Facility
Project Location: Montgomery, AL
ALUCOBOND PLUS Materials: 1,749 sq. ft. of 4mm Bone White
Year of Installation: 2003
Architect: Gresham, Smith and Partners, Nashville, TN
Fabricator/Installer: John W. McDougall Co., Nashville, TN
Attachment Method: 2” rainscreen system
(Series 400)

“Good Design on a Budget” Involving Alucobond® Plus Material

As a state-funded building, the Hyundai Training Facility in Montgomery, AL, needed “good design on a budget,” according to Byron K. Smith, Associate in the Birmingham office of Gresham, Smith and Partners. Alabama Industrial Development Training (AIDT) was the architectural firm’s client for the training facility.

Vanderbilt University

Project Name: Vanderbilt University
Project Location: Nashville, Tennessee
Alucobond Materials: 32,600 sq. ft of 4mm ALUCOBOND® Plus in custom white and grey colors
Year of Installation: 2002, 2003
Architect: William Wilson Architects, Boston, MA
Fabricator: John W. McDougall Co., Nashville, TN
Sub Contractor / Erector: Alexander Metals, Inc., Nashville, TN

Sophisticated Vision for Vanderbilt Project

A new, high-rise collaborative research building at Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, combines biology, molecular biology and medical research — to encourage interaction between diverse disciplines. This project, the Biological Sciences/ Medical Research Building III, includes 260,000 sq. ft. of new construction; renovation of a previously existing 85,000-sq.-ft. laboratory; a 6,000 sq. ft. greenhouse; and a 9-story atrium. The architecture that helps facilitate this sophisticated, interdisciplinary vision draws on design that is innovative, yet responsive to the distinguished heritage of the institution.