Feel the rhythm of ProCore panels

By Citadel Architectural Products. 

Check out the distinct style and clean aesthetic of this project using Citadel Architectural Products. 

Milwaukee’s Eastside is alive with growth and transformation as it welcomes new structure developments to the area. Among the newest arrivals is Rhythm Apartments, a contemporary project crafted by Eppstein Uhen Architects, a local Milwaukee company. Situated along vibrant Water Street, this modern residence offers compact studio and one-bedroom units within a building finished in Citadel Architectural Products’ ProCore™ panels. 

The new project was installed by Wenger Construction of Campbellsport, Wisconsin. They selected 5,460 square feet of ProCore in Slate Grey, Reserve White, Silver Grey and Barrel Oak colors to adorn the apartment building’s facade, distributed by S&S Sales Corporation, Milwaukee.  

Bryan Schneeberg, vice president of Siding & Sheet Metal Operations for Wenger Roofing & Sheet Metal (a division of Wenger Construction), says the building owner led the product selection because he liked the Barrel Oak option. He adds, “We have used this system several times, and we like it because it’s easy to install.” 

ProCore is a lightweight cladding option with a fluted, 7-mm-high density polypropylene core. The two-piece, low-profile aluminum moldings snap around the panel edge and fit close to the face. The system is designed to be completely sealed to keep all moisture away from the structure, and its plastic core offers extra protection from incidental moisture. 

“Metal wall panels are on several buildings in the neighborhood, but no other building on Water Street has this panel and this distinct style,” Schneeberg says. “The Citadel panels give Rhythm Apartments a clean look that really stands out.” 

The street-facing façade of the building features private balconies that connect residents to all that Water Street has to offer, with its many bars, restaurants and stores. There are 110 units in the six-story building with space-saving features like large built-in cabinets and a dining room table that converts into a bed. The complex includes a fitness center, entertainment lobby, outdoor space and indoor parking. 

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