Specifying Extruded Aluminum Trim for Drywall Surfaces in Multifamily Residential Projects

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By Rebecca A. Pinkus
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Conclusion

With the multifamily residential housing market booming to provide affordable, modern dwellings for both the baby boomer and millennial generations, building professionals and interior designers have to think out of the box when it comes to interiors. Extruded aluminum trim profiles can be used to achieve modern design goals all while protecting interior drywall surfaces from the wear and tear of rental and high turnover properties such as condominiums.

References

1Braun, Wayne. XtremeInteriors for Architectural Solutions. Unpublished. February 2017.

2Cook, Mary. “7 Ways to Design Residential Developments for Millennials.” Building and Developer. Web. January 2018. <>.

3Lerner, Michele. “The Top Interior Design Trends for Millennials.” The Independent. 19 January 2018. Web. January 2018.


Rebecca A. Pinkus is an independent communication consultant, writer, and editor focusing on the intersection of technology, environment, and human health. She has contributed to more than 35 continuing education courses and publications through Confluence Communications. www.confluencec.com



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Originally published in Architectural Record
Originally published in March 2018


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