Tennesee Museum Tops Inspiring Field Of Entries

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Interested in metal construction products? Looking for ideas and inspiration? Then you've come to the right place. Within the pages of Metal Architecture's 2005 Design Awards issue, you're going to see how an architectural firm in Brooklyn used a metal building system and components to create an iconic rooftop addition seen by tens of thousands of New Yorkers every day. You'll also see how an L.A. architect used zinc and'stainless steel to transform an underutilized museum in Chattanooga into an architectural gem with magnetic appeal. And there's more...much, much more. The Design Awards is an annual competition to celebrate the use of metal in architecture. It includes six categories of judging and will add a seventh in 2006. Within each category there's one winning project and a select number of unranked honorable mentions. In all, 53 projects are featured in this year's issue.