Aluminium systems

Windows, doors and façades — new buildings, and worn streets and squares

New residential buildings, resorts, hotels, plazas, factories, hospitals and civic. Urban renewal is the worn street and the worn square: glass of many different sizes, and the place is in use again.

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Typical-floor aluminium window-wall on a residential block

Four project routes

New housing, hospitality, civic buildings, and urban renewal.

Open a route. A new building locks one opening, then repeats it. Urban renewal does not: a street and a square, openings that were never the same size.

Residential block at dusk with aluminium window-wall

01 / RESIDENTIAL

Lock the typical floor. Then the whole block.

New overseas housing, a block or a neighbourhood. Lock the typical floor, then repeat it — not a unique window for every flat.

  1. 01Typical floorOne opening, then every flat on that floor.
  2. 02Inside the flatThe room the buyer walks into.
  3. 03The streetRepeating balcony doors on an ordinary elevation.
  4. 04A larger faceWindow-wall when the elevation needs more glass.
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Lookbook One opening. Then the block. Typical floor, the flat, the street, a larger face. Open the book, then send the elevation. Open the lookbook
Hotel terrace with folding aluminium doors at sunset

02 / RESORTS, HOTELS, PLAZAS

One villa, one room, one shopfront. Then the keys.

Villa, room type or shopfront first. Then the same aluminium system at quantity — lobby and restaurant glass with the elevation.

  1. 01Resort villaOne villa type, then the keys.
  2. 02Hotel roomsA typical floor of rooms, then the tower.
  3. 03Plaza shopfrontsCount the bays, then ship by phase.
  4. 04Lobby and restaurantSpecified with the elevation, not after it.
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Lookbook Villa, hotel, plaza. One aluminium. A villa type, a room, a shopfront, the lobby. See them, then send the schedule. Open the lookbook
Civic building with aluminium curtain-wall at dusk

03 / FACTORIES, HOSPITALS, CIVIC

Halls, wards and civic lobbies, on repeating bays.

Halls, wards and civic lobbies. Repeating industrial or public openings, and a glazed pavilion where the building needs a face.

  1. 01Civic hallsOne bay, then the elevation.
  2. 02FactoryA glazed office, and repeating openings on the hall.
  3. 03Hospital wardsQuantity follows the ward module.
  4. 04One opening, then quantityPersonnel doors and high windows on one module.
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Lookbook The repeating face of a working building Civic halls, a plant, a hospital. One bay, then quantity. Open the lookbook
Worn street with new glass of different sizes, and a cafe open onto the pavement

04 / URBAN RENEWAL

A worn street, a worn square. Glass of different sizes.

Not one window repeated up a block. A small light, a tall door, a wide sheet. Shops open. People come back.

  1. 01StreetscapeShopfronts, measured bay by bay.
  2. 02Public realmThe edge of a square. Each bay keeps its size.
  3. 03Heritage windowsA historic wall. Small, tall and wide stay together.
  4. 04Window retrofitThe wall stays. Each opening is replaced to its own size.
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Lookbook Worn streets and squares, in use again. Glass of many sizes, along a street and around a square. Open the book, then send the openings you have. Open the lookbook
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  • Europe
  • Latin America
  • The Americas

Partners

Window companies, contractors and engineering firms. You take the project. The plant supplies the repeating openings.

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How it works

  1. Brief Project type, openings, and when the first shipment is needed.
  2. Specification One repeating system per opening type. Sample and a priced pack on request.
  3. Order Quantity by phase. Glass makeup confirmed before production.
  4. Delivery Crates to the programme. Local install unless contracted otherwise.