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Michael P. Maguire Assigned to Mid-Atlantic Regional Architectural Manager for ROCKWOOL

Posted on Feb. 11, 2020 / AIAPV Member News /

ROCKWOOL is pleased to announce the recent assignment of Michael P. Maguire to Regional Architectural Manager serving the Mid-Atlantic Region for ROCKWOOL.

Michael's focus is working with architects, engineers, building envelop consultants and building owners to provide technical solutions for the building envelop of a project. He is active with design firms on educational seminars as well as building science workshops.

In addition to meeting current building codes regarding thermal requirements, Michael also provides additional solutions to other issues such as fire, moisture, and acoustics for wall applications as well as roofing.

Michael actively participates in both the Washington DC and Baltimore chapters of the Building Envelope Council, as well as local chapters of the American Institute of Architects, and the Construction Specifications Institute.

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