The National Medal of Honor Museum in Arlington, Texas, features a distinctive elevated design that required careful planning when it came to roofing and waterproofing. With open areas below the structure and several transition points throughout the building, protecting the interior spaces from water intrusion was a key part of the project.
KPost Company partnered with the project team to install roofing and waterproofing systems designed to manage water across multiple elevations. The goal was to ensure consistent protection while working within the unique layout of the museum.
Because of the building’s design, close attention was paid to penetrations, perimeter details, and transition areas. These conditions often present challenges over time, so coordinating installation with other trades was important to maintaining continuity throughout the system.
The Roofing and Waterproofing materials were selected based on performance, durability, and suitability for commercial applications in Texas conditions. The system was designed to support both the functional needs of the building and the architectural intent of the project.
During installation, the team focused on precision and consistency, particularly at seams, edges, and penetrations. Attention to these details helps reduce the risk of future issues and supports long-term reliability.
The completed roofing and waterproofing systems now help protect the museum’s structure, exhibits, and interior spaces. KPost Company is proud to have contributed to a project that honors an important mission and provides lasting value to the community.
