PROJECT INFORMATION

Concordia College’s $45 million Integrated Science Complex is its largest capital project yet. The project includes the extensive renovation of two conjoined science buildings, Ivers and Jones, and is intended to address the changes in science and education since the buildings’ construction in the 1960s and early 1980s. Among the many new features included in the design by EYP Architecture and Foss Architecture, the building has more space and flexibility for a hands-on and interactive teaching approach, an exterior glass wall, and more environmentally friendly ventilation

PROJECT SCOPE

MG McGrath Architectural Surfaces worked with the project team to fabricate and install exterior Centria metal panel systems, including Flush-Seam metal panels in a custom Duranar Cocoa Bean color, as well as Corrugated metal panels and Louvers in a custom Duranar Seawolf Beige color