Las Vegas in the U.S. state of Nevada, known for its constant pursuit of bigger, brighter, and taller endeavors, has achieved a remarkable transformation with the introduction of the "CityCenter." Spanning nearly 1.7 million square meters, this ambitious project redefines the city's landscape. Comprising six striking buildings designed by world-renowned architects, CityCenter stands as a modern and dazzling addition to the iconic desert city's skyline.

One remarkable solution leading the charge in this endeavour is the fully patented E-Clip by Kalzip, now available through Exterior Technologies Group. This innovative E-Clip is designed to minimize thermal bridging within the Kalzip system, delivering a highly effective thermal insulation layer while also providing exceptional load-bearing capacity.

Roofing materials are always a popular topic in Canada, and for good reason. Specifiers in the Great White North are constantly on the lookout for roofing solutions that combine durability, effectiveness, aesthetics, and cost-efficiency. That's why many experts here consider aluminum, particularly through Kalzip Canada and Exterior Technologies Group (ETG), as the ultimate choice above all others.

The construction of a new entrance, cycle hub and platform canopies at a popular south London train station is being hailed as the network’s first ‘Carbon Positive’ project, with arrays of integrated AluPlusSolar PV panels being installed as part of a roofing package featuring products from the Kalzip® range.

See how exterior meets interior - The Centro ocupacional en Ferrol project shows exactly that, and it succeeds! This idea has been brilliantly considered at all levels. It fits into the building and doesn’t look like a foreign body.

Such a symbol of carbon-neutral construction

Opened at COP15 in 2009, the Zero Emission House in Copenhagen is a perfect example of climate-friendly and above all carbon neutral building.

Winnipeg’s metals division took on the task of cladding the new home of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, which consisted of over 545 squares of Accumet 2000, 200 squares of Perforated Kalzip cladding, 1588 squares of corrugated cladding, and 160 squares of perforated soffit.

While the world has been significantly impacted by a pandemic, developers of the $1.66-billion MSG Sphere in Las Vegas continue to push on with resumed construction for the 875,000-sq-ft entertainment venue with a projected completion during 2023.

This is the Free-Form Aluminum Roof on 407 TTC Subway Station by AECOM & Aedas. To achieve this beautiful design, Kalzip XT Standing Seam Roof and Radius Track Curved Framing were used on top of regular roof deck.

ETG is starting an educational social media series called "Details, Details, Details."
We will be posting the details that Canadian projects have used.