ATAS International Acquires Metalwrks to Expand Architectural Offerings
When architects seek metal facade solutions that combine aesthetics with performance, ATAS International has long been a go-to provider. The industry leader has now taken a significant step forward by acquiring assets from Metal Sales & Service, Inc., further solidifying its market dominance.
On March 18, 2025, ATAS International completed its acquisition of Metalwërks® architectural metal panel systems. Renowned for high-performance metal facade systems, integrated curtain wall components, and custom architectural features—including column covers and engineered screen wall systems—Metalwërks brings complementary expertise to ATAS International's portfolio.
This strategic move significantly expands design options available to architects, enabling more innovative and sustainable building solutions.
Metalwërks has built its reputation on exceptional engineering capabilities and meticulous attention to detail. Its products meet rigorous performance standards for wind resistance, waterproofing, and fire safety while enabling complex architectural forms that enhance a building's visual identity.
The company's metal panel systems offer extensive customization options, allowing architects to create unique building exteriors through combinations of colors, textures, and patterns. This design flexibility has made Metalwërks a preferred choice for signature architectural projects.
The acquisition represents more than just product line expansion for ATAS International. By integrating Metalwërks' technology and manufacturing assets—including its Kennett Square, Pennsylvania office and Elkton, Maryland production facility—ATAS International gains both regional service advantages and improved production efficiency.
This combination creates a comprehensive metal panel solution provider capable of addressing all aspects of architectural metalwork, from facades to curtain walls and specialized architectural features.
As ATAS International continues its commitment to innovative, sustainable metal building solutions, the architectural community can anticipate new possibilities in metal panel applications that push the boundaries of design and performance.
