222 West Lane Avenue in Columbus, Ohio features the ECMS EC-200 System.
Scope of work: 15 sq Composite Panels, 130 sq. Horizontal Wall panels, 35 sq Vertical wall panels, 35 sq Perforated Screen Wall panels
222 West Lane Avenue in Columbus, Ohio features the ECMS EC-200 System.
Scope of work: 15 sq Composite Panels, 130 sq. Horizontal Wall panels, 35 sq Vertical wall panels, 35 sq Perforated Screen Wall panels
East Coast Metal Systems (ECMS) fabricated 3,168 square feet of EC-200 for the BCRTA Concourse Canopy.
East Coast Metal Systems (ECMS) helped give the Dayton Convention Center a face lift with its EC-200 Dry Joint MCM System™.
East Coast Metal Systems (ECMS) contributed its EC-200 Dry Joint MCM System™ and OVERLY Evolution® Roofing to the striking 10-story Fifth and Halket development.
The Bluestone Travel Plaza in West Virginia showcases the craftsmanship and quality of our team, featuring East Coast Metal System’s EC-200 Dry Joint MCM System™.
The Beckley Plazas in West Virginia showcases the craftsmanship and quality of our team, featuring East Coast Metal System’s EC-200 Dry Joint MCM System™.
East Coast Metal Systems played a key role in the $130 million makeover of the Hillman Library at the University of Pittsburgh with its EC-200 Dry Joint Panel System. The three-story glass atrium was designed to resemble a stack of books and features a rooftop patio, new study spaces and new areas on its ground floor. The ECMS team fabricated 1,461 metal panels for the building, covering over 20,000 square feet.
September 9, 2025
We are proud to announce that the Beth EL Synagogue project has won first place in the Retrofit category at the 2025 Design Awards organized by the Metal Construction Association (MCA). This award recognizes outstanding architectural projects that demonstrate innovative and versatile uses of metal, highlighting exceptional design and the creative integration of products from MCA member companies.
Beth El Synagogue features OVERLY’s Batten B System, along with custom stucco and embossed .050 aluminum panels, ensuring a blend of durability and visual appeal. Faced with unique technical challenges—most notably the difficulty of obtaining precise measurements due to the roof’s intricate curvature and limited accessibility—OVERLY turned to advanced scanning technology. Our team transformed the scan data into accurate fabrication drawings, demonstrating both technical ingenuity and a commitment to precision that ensured successful manufacturing process. “(The project) required custom use of that metal standing seam roofing to create a slope. It was like an inverse curve. Every panel is unique to the slope it’s on,” commented awards judge Kevin Wagner, AIA, associate principal at Substance Architecture.
Metal was selected as the ideal material for this project thanks to its unmatched durability, design flexibility, and ability to meet the synagogue’s unique architectural vision. The roof’s complex tapered concave radius required precise fabrication while ensuring long-term structural integrity—a challenge our team embraced.
The Batten B embossed .050 aluminum panels played a key role in the project’s success, delivering:
This award celebrates more than just technical achievement—it recognizes the thoughtful integration of form and function. Through the use of metal, the Beth El Synagogue project honors its historic and cultural significance while embracing modern architectural innovation.
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The King’s Daughters Child Care Center Wheeling expansion project came to life in four colors with East Coast’s EC-200 Dry Joint MCM System™, creating a safe, youthful, and vibrant atmosphere!
Location: Wheeling, WV