Design Professionals

The design of this new construction build is reminiscent of early 1900s-style grand hotels, and the Drexel Metals standing seam metal roof is the cherry on top of this beautifully executed project.

The Pikes Peak Summit Complex building had several unique challenges because of its location on Pikes Peak, which has an elevation of 14,114 feet.

This exclusive golf destination features first-rate facilities, including a sprawling 30,200-square-foot main clubhouse. During the re-roof, it was discovered the weight of the previous slate tiles had a damaging effect on the underlying sheathing. This damage explained the leaky roof the clubhouse had began experiencing. Knopf & Associates selected the DMC 175S profile, formed from .040 aluminum. The DMC 175S profile is known for its broad width seam and weathertight integrity, featuring a 1¾-inch seam height and in this instance, a 16-inch panel width. The metal panels were finished in Inkwell, a low-gloss dark charcoal gray color, to reduce glare for the golfers.