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Logan University Fuhr Science Center features GreenGirt CMH continuous insulation system.
Logan University Fuhr Science Center features GreenGirt CMH continuous insulation system.
Logan University Fuhr Science Center features GreenGirt CMH continuous insulation system.
Logan University Fuhr Science Center features GreenGirt CMH continuous insulation system.

Logan University Fuhr Science Center

Chesterfield, MO

Logan University Fuhr Science Center in Chesterfield, Missouri uses 5,000 SF of GreenGirt CMH Delta™ Adjustable system over metal studs, behind ACM cladding, with spray foam insulation. The Science Center was designed by Ittner Architects, built by Tarlton Corporation, and installed by Missouri Builders Service Inc.

Panelized ACM requires a true cladding plane even where the substrate varies. The GreenGirt CMH Delta Adjustable system sets each attachment point to bring the panels into alignment over the metal studs, correcting wall irregularities without shimming.

CategoryCollege & University
Size5,000 SF
SystemGreenGirt CMH Delta™ Adjustable
Girt Size / Orientation / OC5" | V | 24" OC
Insulation TypeSpray foam
CladdingACM
SubstrateMetal studs
ArchitectIttner Architects
General ContractorTarlton Corporation
InstallerMissouri Builders Service Inc.
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