The construction industry is witnessing a transformative shift with the introduction of innovative techniques and materials. One such innovation that's gaining momentum is the concept of integrated scope building enclosures which are revolutionizing the way buildings are designed and constructed.
One of the leading solutions in this marketspace is Infinite Facade™ – it blends architectural capabilities of a thin, lightweight precast exterior with a steel frame, insulation and pre-installed glazing, arriving on-site as a complete unit, resulting in an immediate enclosure on the building, significantly expediting project schedules. This off-site approach saves valuable time and ensures that every panel is constructed with precision, reducing the margin for error on the construction site.
See the design capabilities.
Infinite Facade offers the unique advantage of multiple finishes on a single panel, allowing architects to explore a wide range of design possibilities.
With Infinite Facade, you are in control of your design. The ability to experiment with colors and textures offers architects and builders endless possibilities to create unique and eye-catching facades that hit the mark.
Achieve multiple finishes in your facade.
Incorporate multiple finishes, along with window elements within a single panel, allowing for a truly customized look. For instance, in the example below, the design architect used a Nawkaw stain to emulate a metallic panel and create a stunning contrast that enhances the facade's visual appeal.
Integrate reveals and color tones in your facade.
The architect designed this panel to show depth through a reveal, allowing two color tones within the same panel. This opens up a world of design possibilities, enabling architects to play with light, shadow, and contrast. Infinite Facade can be the canvas for creative expression, offering a broad spectrum of aesthetics that can suit any architectural style.
Combine 3D forms and finishes in your facade.
The panel shown below was designed to create a sense of dimension using 3D forms — multiple finish techniques on one panel all without incurring the additional costs typically associated with complex, multiple finishes. With Infinite Facade you can achieve depth and character at an economic advantage to other building systems.
Use formliners to shape your facade.
Featuring a random ribbed pattern, the flat panel design achieves depth and shadowing. Simulated metal panels at both window sills — left to unite floors and right to seamlessly blend with windows incorporating integral louvers — add visual cohesion and continuity.
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