Featured Projects

MillerClapperton has completed projects in 44 states and nine countries around the world. Below you will find a few of our favorites, demonstrating our capabilities and the variety of materials we work with.

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National Center for Civil & Human Rights

Located in downtown Atlanta, The National Center for Civil and Human Rights is one of the most uniquely complex and delightfully intricate designs we’ve ever had the pleasure to engineer. The façade features over 2,200 square feet of High Pressure Laminate panels in two metallic colors – rotated to create the look of four unique colors. Every single panel on this project is unique – not one was a duplicate. It is the largest application of HPL in the southeast.

Location: Atlanta, GA
Material: High Pressure Laminate
Product: Trespa
Architect: Freelon / HOK

GSU College of Law

Georgia State University’s College of Law building is the first dedicated legal education facility on campus. The 205,000-square-foot space located in downtown Atlanta includes 21 state-of-the-art classrooms, a conference center, a ceremonial courtroom, additional courtrooms of varying sizes for clinical practice and community outreach, and an International Arbitration Center. MillerClapperton fabricated and installed 16,000 square feet of Metal Composite Material panels on this $82.5 million project.

Location: Atlanta, GA
Material: Metal Composite Material
Product: Reynobond
Architect: Steven & Wilkinson

College Football Hall of Fame

The College Football Hall of Fame won ENR’s 2015 Best of the Best in Sports/Entertainment. The most attractive and interesting feature of this building is the 80′ rotunda which looks like a football standing on end – clad with 41,000 sq ft of Metal Composite Material panels in 3 custom colors. MillerClapperton engineered, fabricated, and installed the panels on this project’s most prominent and complex structure. We also installed over 8,800 sq ft of champagne colored, perforated deep rib Hefti-Rib panels on the parking deck abutting the Hall of Fame – adding interest to an otherwise bland concrete parking deck structure. LEED BD+C Silver 2015.

Location: Atlanta, GA
Material: Metal Composite Material, Profiled Single Skin
Product: Reynobond, Fabral
Architect: tvdesign

Norwegian Cruise Line Terminal

Located at the port of Miami Cruise Terminal B, the Norwegian Cruise Line Terminal will stand out and contribute to Miami’s iconic skyline. The modern terminal design draws inspiration from a sea creature called nautilus, with a spiraled and multi-level façade opening up to grand ocean views. The Norwegian Terminal will join its fellow cruise line neighbors in the newly renovated cruise port. MillerClapperton fabricated 61,542 Square Feet of ALUCOBOND PLUS Metal Composite Material for the new terminal.

Location: Miami, FL
Material: Metal Composite Material
Product: ALUCOBOND® PLUS
General Contractor: NV2A-Haskell | A Joint Venture
Architect: Bermello Ajamil & Partners
Photo Credits: 3A Composites USA

Birmingham Bus Station

The Birmingham-Jefferson County Transit Authority created the $32 million Birmingham Bus Station and Intermodal bringing Amtrak, Greyhound, the BJCTA and automotive transportation together in one central location for its citizens. MillerClapperton fabricated over 50,000 square-feet of Metal Composite Material to complete this huge project for the city of Birmingham. In addition to a revitalized regional public transit system, the Birmingham Bus Station also includes a retail space and a new parking lot with nearly 300 spaces.

Location: Birmingham, Alabama
Material: Metal Composite Material
Product: larson
Architect: Niles Bolton Associates
Designer: Rabren General Contractors

United Therapeutics

For this project, MillerClapperton fabricated and installed 106,500 square feet of Metal Composite Material panels in addition to 24,300 square feet of perforated panels and 1,100 square feet of decorative grills. The primary use of the Unisphere is to manage the development of an unlimited supply of transplant organs. The innovative project brings 120,000 square feet of new office space and 10,000 square feet of retail space, as well as public amenity space, to the Silver Spring community. Through the use of advanced building technologies, The 210,000 square-foot, elliptical shaped “Unisphere,” is the largest site Net Zero commercial building in the US.

Location: Silver Spring, MD
Material: Metal Composite Material, Perforated Panels, Custom Grills
Product: Reynobond
Architect: Ewing Cole

lilli Midtown

lilli Midtown is Atlanta’s newest high-end apartment tower. The name lilli was distilled from the building’s architecture itself. The vertical structure of the balcony movement and facade banding appears to spell out l’s and i’s. Although the tower sits on a tiny 31-acre lot, it stands 24-stories tall and houses 147 units in addition to a rooftop pool and large club room. Named Curbed Atlanta High Rise of the Year in 2018, lilli Midtown’s bone white panels were accented with charcoal panels to highlight the building’s unique architecture, while also framing the units. The design has been compared to a modern interpretation of a Jenga set. For this project, MillerClapperton installed and fabricated more than 29,000 square feet of Metal Composite Material panels.

Location: Atlanta, Georgia
Material: Metal Composite Material
Product: Reynobond
Architect: MSTSD

Gulf Coast State College Advanced Technology Center

The Advanced Technology Center (ATC) is a 3-story, 100,000 square-foot facility that features technology enriched programs such as robotics, Autotronics, sustainable building technologies, architecture, and engineering. The project earned LEED Gold certification and boasts green roofs with event spaces, a demonstration kitchen, and outdoor seating with wind turbines and PV solar panels for teaching and demonstration.

Reflecting the advanced learning happening inside and out, Florida Architects designed a beautiful and modern facade, accented with Metal Composite Material panels. MillerClapperton fabricated and installed nearly 49,000 square feet of material for this outstanding projec

Location: Panama City, Florida
Material: Metal Composite Material
Product: Reynobond
Architect: Florida Architects, Inc.

Moving In The Spirit

Moving in the Spirit’s state-of-the-art facility, affectionately called “A Space to Soar” includes an atrium lobby which doubles as a daily gathering space and pre-function are for the theater. The facility is located Atlanta, GA and postioned directly next to the MARTA rail line.

The exterior provides sustainability, long term durability and iconic identity. MillerClapperton installed 11,416 square feet of Equitone on the project.

Location: Atlanta, Georgia
Material: Fiber Cement
Product: Equitone
Architect: Perkins & Will

Charles Schwab Perimeter

The Charles Schwab Corporation opened a new bank and brokerage firm off Peachtree Dunwoody Road in Sandy Springs, Georgia. Located in a booming corporate area, this one-story building featured both Metal Composite Material and High Pressure Laminate, fabricated and installed by MillerClapperton. This elegant architectural design was created by Wakefield Beasley & Associates.

Location: Sandy Springs, Georgia
Material: High Pressure Laminate, Metal Composite Material
Product: Reynobond, Trespa
Architect: Wakefield Beasley & Associates

Phipps Plaza

The high-end shopping mall, Phipps Plaza, which is located in Atlanta’s Buckhead neighborhood, underwent a major exterior renovation IN 2016 Known for its mix of international luxury brands that appeal to the city’s affluent shoppers, the architect took a modern approach to this aesthetic transformation with a mix of finishes in black, white and beige. MillerClapperton fabricated nearly 16,000 square feet of material for the project, which included both Metal Composite Material and Porcelain tile.

Location: Atlanta, GA
Material: Metal Composite Material, Porcelain Tile
Product: Reynobond and Porcelanosa USA
Architect: Beck Architecture Georgia, LLC

Porsche Tower

Glass car elevators that transport drivers from the road below to their garage in the sky – that’s the allure of this 132 unit, 60-story Sunny Isles Beach-front property. The Porsche Design Tower is a luxurious 60-story, $560 million construction endeavor developed by one of South Florida’s most accomplished businessmen – Gil Dezer. Standing at 650′ high, this is the tallest ocean-front residential tower in the US to date. MillerClapperton’s Metal Composite Material panels on this project total over 64,000 sq ft. That’s nearly 1,500 beautiful 3-coat silver metallic 4mm panels.

Location: Sunny Isles Beach, Florida
Material: Metal Composite Material
Product: Reynobond
Architect: Sieger Suarez Architectural Partnership
Designer: Porsche Design Group