Designs Inspired by Timber with Less Limitations

Explore new possibilities in your design with the natural look of wood, without the weight, maintenance difficulties, or expense. Three projects, featuring ALPOLIC’s Timber Series, highlight how metal composite materials provide beautiful, durable and safe solutions with a look so real, you’ll look twice.

Built in 1954, the Dallas Parkland Hospital had become severely overcrowded and outdated. The largest public healthcare project in the country to be built in one phase, this AIA award-winning, LEED Gold project doubled the size of the old facility. This remarkable design incorporates over 4.5 acres of ALPOLIC MCM.

Versatile and sustainable, ALPOLIC® MCM helped redefine the cityscape in an area of Toronto most in need of urban redevelopment. A project 15 years in the making, the abandoned industrialized zone by the West Don Lands has been transformed into something inspirational.

Metal wall panel systems provide a cost-effective, attractive solution for high-rise buildings.

The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted and reshaped norms in the workforce and the ongoing labor shortage can be felt in every industry. Innovations to go faster, maintain safety, minimize learning curves, and drive down costs are becoming imperatives for companies to stay competitive in the construction industry. 

Architects charged with developing new buildings are increasingly seeking ways to stretch the limits of their creativity while also delivering on durability and long-term performance when it comes to the building envelope. With a host of engineered building enclosure systems, Sto^® serves as a key partner in this endeavor.