The Lesson from 2022? The MetroWall team is proud to be part of the Design and Construction communities. We’ve been looking back at the challenges of 2022 and taking a moment to appreciate something awesome the past year has taught us! That lesson? When we double down on our relationships as a family of architecture and design sector professionals, bold ideas and big results still happen, even in challenging times.
What makes 2022 such an exciting time for MetroWall clients in Boston? What pressure are many architects facing in the current working climate? And what kind of relationship between suppliers and professionals has become more important than ever?
We asked new team member Ariana Burdett, MetroWall’s Greater Boston Architectural Representative, for her insights into the challenges and opportunities facing projects in the area.
Read on to discover Ariana’s views as well as go behind the scenes of her Architectural Representative work…
For professionals like designers and architects, finding the right glass partition provider isn’t a simple exercise. That’s because the quality of the provider and their work can have so much impact on the schedule, the performance of the product and – most of all – the final ‘wow’ impact of the partition itself.
Whether you’re an architect, construction professional, or designer, the climate for delivering commercial projects right now could well be the most challenging you’ve ever faced. Thankfully, we can help. Because we’ve been a trusted professional partner for our clients for over 15 years, we’re uniquely positioned to offer expertise, reassurance, and sustainability at a time when all three are needed most. This quick-read blog sums up why you can count on MetroWall to be ‘in your corner’ while you weather the challenges facing businesses around the world. Read on to discover three ways we can make the current climate a little easier and, most of all, a reminder to simply contact us for personal assistance. We’re here to help.
We’re proud to be more than just a supplier for our architect clients. Instead, we make it simple for architecture professionals to create an easier, more efficient and – crucially – sustainable interior glass partition project.
When you choose to renovate your workspace and incorporate glass walls and partitions, you’ll understandably have questions. Whether you’re midway through buildout and need to make a last-minute change or you’re still deciding on which fixtures and fittings to choose, there are likely things you want to know. We’ve compiled a list of answers to some of the most commonly asked questions relating to the construction phase.
At MetroWall, we aim to take care of everything, from design and manufacture to delivery and installation. We have a wide breadth of options to offer architects and designs. Today, we’re shining a spotlight on the LP Series. This glass wall system delivers a minimal but bold look. Here are some specs at a glance:
At MetroWall, we offer innovative glass solutions for every workspace. Our versatile VETRO Series integrates well with standard construction methods and boasts virtually endless customization options. Choose from our extensive product range that’s designed to meet your needs on functionality, aesthetics, and budget. Here is a look at the specs for this glass system:
From household goods and electronics to raw materials, the global supply chain shortage is ongoing and affecting just about every industry. At MetroWall, we worked to combat these issues before they even began. Disruptions started around the time the Covid pandemic emerged but challenges to the construction and building industry are taking considerably longer than expected to normalize – but why? And how do MetroWall’s manufacturing processes address the issue?
Building with sustainable products is becoming more important by the day. With climate change high on the agenda, many of us in the construction industry are thinking of ways we can build and design spaces that don’t just do good for the occupants but do good for the planet too. When it comes to interior design, there are several factors to consider, one of which is whether or not you’re incorporating sustainable products. Drywall is are construction industry stalwart, but is there a superior choice available? We say, yes.