If Only Buildings Could Talk.
Architectural Metal Systems for Complex Commercial Projects.
Design Assist. Precision Fabrication. Full Turnkey Project Delivery.
We fabricate and install the architectural metal systems behind some of Tennessee’s largest commercial projects – from ACM panel systems and perforated screens to plate panels, column covers, louvers, flush seam systems, insulated panels, and complete building envelope solutions.
We could fill this page with words like trusted, experienced, and capable.
Instead, we’d rather show you what those words look like.Â
±20,700 ACM panels for the New Nissan StadiumÂ
±291,000 square feet of architectural cladding currently in productionÂ
5,343 architectural panels fabricated for Fifth + BroadwayÂ
608,000+ square feet at Nashville International AirportÂ
33,700 square feet across multiple architectural systems at Convexity Business CenterÂ
200,000+ square feet at Music City CenterÂ
On commercial projects, experience isn’t measured by adjectives.
It’s measured by the work.
One of Tennessee’s largest active construction projects demands more than fabrication capacity.
It requires production planning, documented quality control, logistics coordination, and manufacturing processes capable of producing thousands of components while supporting phased construction.
JWM is currently fabricating and installing approximately 20,700 ACM panels totaling nearly 291,000 square feet for the New Nissan Stadium.
That number represents more than production volume.
It represents the ability to maintain dimensional accuracy, finish consistency, and schedule reliability across one of the largest architectural metal scopes currently under construction in the region.
Projects like this also reinforce the value of involving fabrication partners early. Through Design Assist, constructability challenges can be identified before production begins, helping reduce field coordination issues later in the project.
Project Snapshot
Project Type
Professional Sports & Entertainment
JWM Scope
±20,700 ACM Panels
±291,000 SF
Delivery
Architectural Metal Fabrication & Installation
Project Focus
Production planning • Installation sequencing • Quality-controlled manufacturing
New Nissan Stadium
One of Tennessee’s largest active construction projects demands more than fabrication capacity.
It requires production planning, documented quality control, logistics coordination, and manufacturing processes capable of producing thousands of components while supporting phased construction.
JWM is currently fabricating and installing approximately 20,700 ACM panels totaling nearly 291,000 square feet for the New Nissan Stadium.
That number represents more than production volume.
It represents the ability to maintain dimensional accuracy, finish consistency, and schedule reliability across one of the largest architectural metal scopes currently under construction in the region.
Projects like this also reinforce the value of involving fabrication partners early. Through Design Assist, constructability challenges can be identified before production begins, helping reduce field coordination issues later in the project.
Project Snapshot
Project Type
Professional Sports & Entertainment
JWM Scope
±20,700 ACM Panels
±291,000 SF
Delivery
Architectural Metal Fabrication & Installation
Project Focus
Production planning • Installation sequencing • Quality-controlled manufacturing
Complex Buildings Require Multiple Architectural Systems
Very few commercial buildings rely on a single exterior product.
Today’s projects combine multiple architectural systems, each with different performance requirements, attachment methods, finishes, and installation sequencing.
Managing those systems through multiple fabrication partners often creates unnecessary coordination.
Managing them through one fabrication partner simplifies communication, scheduling, finish consistency, and project execution.
Convexity Business Center
Convexity Business Center demonstrates what modern architectural metal packages look like.
Rather than one exterior system, the project incorporated multiple architectural products fabricated and installed under one coordinated scope.
Project Scope
21,200 SF — JWM 600 Series ACM PanelsÂ
16,000 SF — Custom Perforated Screen Wall PanelsÂ
6,800 SF — Corrugated Screen WallsÂ
3,000 SF — Construction Specialties Trellis SystemsÂ
1,100 SF — LouversÂ
Five different architectural systems.
One fabrication partner.
One installation team.
One coordination point.
That’s the value.
Project Snapshot
Services
Fabrication & Installation
Architectural Systems
ACM • Perforated Screens • Corrugated Panels • Trellis Systems • Louvers
Total Scope
33,700 SF
Fifth + Broadway
Mixed-use developments demand flexibility.
Retail, office, hospitality, entertainment, parking structures, and public spaces all bring different architectural requirements.
For Fifth + Broadway, JWM fabricated approximately 5,343 architectural panels covering more than 106,000 square feet while producing multiple architectural systems across the development.
Architectural Systems
ACM PanelsÂ
JWM 600 Series Plate PanelsÂ
Corrugated MetalÂ
Flush Seam SystemsÂ
Insulated Metal PanelsÂ
LouversÂ
Knotwood Trellis SystemsÂ
Rather than coordinating separate fabrication partners for each product, multiple architectural systems were manufactured through one coordinated production program.
Project Snapshot
Project Type
Mixed-Use Development
Architectural Scope
106,302 SF
Panels Fabricated
5,343
Services
Fabrication
Music City Center
Large public projects don’t leave much room for inconsistency.
Maintaining finish quality across more than 200,000 square feet of architectural scope requires disciplined manufacturing, documented quality processes, and installation teams capable of executing at scale.
For Music City Center, JWM provided both fabrication and installation, supporting one of Nashville’s most recognizable public buildings through coordinated project delivery.
Project Snapshot
Project Type
Convention Center
Architectural Scope
200,000+ SF
Services
Fabrication & Installation
Nashville International Airport (BNA)
Nashville International Airport isn’t a single project – it’s an ongoing transformation. As one of the nation’s fastest-growing airports, BNA continues to expand through multiple construction phases designed to increase capacity while keeping the airport fully operational.
Since 2018, JWM has contributed to that growth through the fabrication and installation of more than 608,000 square feet of architectural building envelope systems.
That work continues today with the Concourse D Extension, where JWM is providing its JWM 600 Series ACM Panel System and Kingspan Benchmark Designwall Insulated Metal Wall Panel Systems. The current Concourse D scope includes approximately 41,972 NSF of ACM and 48,824 NSF of insulated metal wall panels, totaling 90,796 NSF.
Together, JWM’s BNA work represents nearly 700,000 square feet of architectural building envelope systems, with the Concourse D Extension adding another significant phase to that ongoing scope.
One airport.
Multiple expansion phases.
Nearly 700,000 square feet of architectural building envelope systems.
Project Snapshot
Project Type
Aviation Infrastructure
Current Project
BNA Concourse D Extension
Current Scope
- JWM 600 Series ACM Panel System
- Kingspan Benchmark Designwall Insulated Metal Wall Panel Systems
- 90,796 NSF total ACM + insulated metal wall panels
Services
Fabrication & Installation
Overall BNA Experience
Nearly 700,000 SF of Architectural Building Envelope Systems
One Partner. Multiple Architectural Systems.
Every additional fabrication partner adds another production schedule.
Another finish standard.
Another coordination point.
Another opportunity for delays.
JWM fabricates a broad range of architectural metal systems under one roof, allowing project teams to simplify coordination while maintaining consistency throughout the building envelope.
Architectural Systems
ACM Panel SystemsÂ
Plate Panel SystemsÂ
Column CoversÂ
Perforated Wall ScreensÂ
Garage Screen SystemsÂ
Corrugated MetalÂ
Flush Seam SystemsÂ
Insulated Metal PanelsÂ
LouversÂ
Knotwood Trellis SystemsÂ
Soffits & FasciasÂ
Custom Architectural TrimÂ
Specialty Metal FabricationÂ
Sometimes that means fabrication only.
Sometimes it begins during Design Assist.
Sometimes it continues through Full Turnkey project delivery.
The delivery method changes.
The objective doesn’t.
From Design Assist to Full Turnkey
Every project starts somewhere.
Sometimes it’s helping an architect or contractor improve constructability before fabrication begins.
Sometimes it’s reviewing details, coordinating engineering, and preparing production.
Sometimes it’s assuming responsibility through fabrication, installation, and project management.
JWM adapts its involvement to the needs of the project—not the other way around.
Whether the engagement begins with Design Assist or extends through Full Turnkey delivery, the goal remains the same:
Help the project move forward.
What General Contractors Actually Need
General contractors don’t need another company promising quality.
They need a fabrication partner that helps eliminate problems before they happen.
That means:
Identifying constructability challenges earlyÂ
Coordinating production with the project scheduleÂ
Manufacturing accurately and consistentlyÂ
Delivering multiple architectural systems through one sourceÂ
Supporting installation with dependable logisticsÂ
Communicating proactively when conditions changeÂ
Those aren’t marketing claims.
They’re expectations.
Meeting those expectations is how projects stay on schedule.
Building What's Next
Every project in this article is different. Different owners. Different architects. Different schedules. Different challenges. The common thread isn’t the buildings.
It’s the expectation that every architectural system arrives ready to support the next phase of construction.
Whether it’s 291,000 square feet of ACM panels for the New Nissan Stadium, 5,343 panels at Fifth + Broadway, multiple architectural systems at Convexity, 200,000+ square feet at Music City Center, or more than 608,000 square feet at Nashville International Airport, the numbers speak for themselves.
The projects speak for themselves. If only buildings could talk, they’d probably start with the scope.