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Penn State University College of Engineering Research and Teaching Space 1 Building features the GreenGirt CMH continuous insulation system.
Penn State University College of Engineering Research and Teaching Space 1 Building features the GreenGirt CMH continuous insulation system.
Penn State University College of Engineering Research and Teaching Space 1 Building features the GreenGirt CMH continuous insulation system.
Penn State University College of Engineering Research and Teaching Space 1 Building features the GreenGirt CMH continuous insulation system.
Penn State University College of Engineering Research and Teaching Space 1 Building features the GreenGirt CMH continuous insulation system.
Penn State University College of Engineering Research and Teaching Space 1 Building features the GreenGirt CMH continuous insulation system.

Penn State University – College of Engineering Research & Teaching Space 1 Building

University Park, PA

Penn State University Engineering Research & Teaching Space 1 in University Park, Pennsylvania, uses 19,000 SF of GreenGirt Max CMH™ over metal studs, behind metal panel cladding, with mineral wool insulation. It is a university engineering research and teaching building, designed by Payette Associates, built by Whiting-Turner, and installed by Mohawk Construction & Supply, Inc.

An engineering research and teaching building in University Park sits in a cold central Pennsylvania climate, where the envelope works through a long heating season. The wall meets that with a deep, continuous layer of mineral wool held outside the framing by GreenGirt Max CMH, which keeps the insulation unbroken across the studs and holds a high effective R-value behind a durable metal panel facade.

Category College & University
Size19,000 SF
SystemGreenGirt Max CMH™
Girt Size / Orientation / OC2.5", 3", 5" | V | 16" OC
Insulation TypeMineral wool
CladdingMetal panels
SubstrateMetal studs
ArchitectPayette Associates
General ContractorWhiting Turner
InstallerMohawk Construction & Supply, Inc.
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