Architectural Zinc
Timeless metal surfaces shaped by light and form.
Key Qualities
- Range of finishes from naturally evolving zinc to stable colored surfaces
- Distinctive material offering depth, texture and timeless architectural expression
- Highly adaptable to complex geometries, including curved and fluid forms
- Suitable for perforated, folded and articulated façade expressions
- Performs reliably across diverse climates, from coastal to extreme environments
Applications
Villas • Hospitality • Mixed-use • Feature façades
Suitable for exterior and interior applications, combining durability with long-term material performance
U-Profiled Glass
Light, texture and privacy — redefined.
Key Qualities
- Diffused natural light creating soft, calm and immersive interior atmospheres
- Translucent façade system balancing daylight, privacy and spatial comfort
- Varying levels of opacity enabling controlled transparency and privacy
- Can be curved to follow fluid architectural forms
- Backlit or color-lit applications creating dynamic day-to-night expressions
- Double-skin systems (e.g. Thermolight) enhancing thermal performance
Applications
Cultural • Offices • Hospitality • Façades • Interior partitions • Light features
Suitable for exterior and interior applications, transforming light into an architectural element
Thermally Modified Wood
Warmth, durability and natural expression — redefined for architecture.
Key Qualities
- Natural material bringing warmth, texture and depth to architectural surfaces
- Enhanced stability through thermal modification, reducing movement in demanding climates
- Durable material resistant to moisture, decay and insects
- Clean, refined profiles enabling precise and contemporary detailing
- Ages naturally over time, developing a refined and elegant patina
Applications
Villas • Resorts • Hospitality • Shading systems • Outdoor living spaces • Interior applications
Suitable for exterior and interior applications, combining natural aesthetics with long-term durability in diverse climates, and extending into wellness spaces such as saunas
Terracotta Ventilated Façades
Rhythm, depth and performance — combined in a façade system.
Key Qualities
- Modular façade system creating rhythm, depth and shadow play
- Ventilated façade design enhancing thermal performance and reducing heat gain
- Lightweight terracotta panels enabling efficient installation and reduced structural load
- Wide range of formats, textures and colors supporting both uniform and expressive designs
- Durable, low-maintenance material ensuring long-term façade performance
Applications
Mixed-use • Offices • Education • Public buildings • Large-scale façades
Suitable for exterior applications, combining passive performance with architectural flexibility, supported by technical expertise from design to execution
Lightweight Architectural Screens
Fluid, lightweight systems for expressive architecture.
Key Qualities
- Lightweight and flexible system enabling large-scale installations with minimal structural load
- Creates dynamic façades through movement, shadow and layered depth
- Adjustable mesh density allowing control of transparency, shading and airflow
- Wide range of colors enabling integration with different architectural identities
- Soft, flowing surfaces offering a more fluid and expressive alternative to rigid façade systems
Applications
Façades • Screens • Ceilings • Partitions • Feature elements
Suitable for exterior and interior applications, enhancing environmental comfort while creating distinctive architectural ambiance
Ultra-Thin Architectural Concrete
Concrete reimagined for structural elegance and design freedom.
Key Qualities
- Ultra-thin structural concrete (CRC technology) enabling floating balconies and elements without visible support
- Enables long spans and cantilevers with minimal visual weight
- Precision-cast elements with sharp edges and refined detailing
- Ideal for sculptural architectural features where conventional materials reach their limits
- Combines high structural performance with minimal material thickness
Applications
Balconies • Staircases • Façade fins • Bridges • Sculptural architectural elements
Suitable for high-value architectural elements, enabling structural and design possibilities beyond conventional construction systems