Aluminium is corrosion-resistant and lightweight with above-average strength. Additionally, it can be used to shape thin profiles in even the most complex shapes. All this makes aluminium perfect for the construction of glazed facades. It gives buildings a futuristic appearance and, at the same time, they gain functionality - huge panes of glass let in plenty of sunlight.
At Aluprof, we have recognised the unique properties of this metal for years and have been working intensively on the development of structures made from it. This has resulted in us today being the industry leader in aluminium building solutions. Our portfolio includes numerous projects, in which our systems were used for windows, doors or facades. These include the Maritime Science Centre in Szczecin and the Metropolitan Railway Station building in Lublin.
Thanks to the lightness and resistance of aluminium, it was possible to design a 14-metre high building for the Maritime Science Centre in Szczecin, with a shape resembling a ship's hull. To achieve this shape, the outer walls had to be inclined from 22 to as much as 42 degrees from the vertical. To realise this ambitious project by Piotr Płaskowicki, our MB-SR50N semi-structural facade was used, whose frames, together with the glazing, create the effect of an elegant grid.
In addition, numerous Aluprof technological solutions were used in this building, such as:
Thanks to all the solutions listed above, the building of the Maritime Science Centre in Szczecin delights with its modern appearance. Moreover, despite the huge glazing, it is a low-emission building, as our products have excellent thermal insulation parameters.
Non-standard bold forms, and non-standard angles and inclinations can inspire you too,because they are already being used today (and probably in the future) in the design of private houses and residences.
This is another example of a building which, thanks to its aluminium facade construction with huge glazing, boasts an exceptionally modern appearance. At the same time, it is also environmentally friendly, as evidenced by the fact that it won at the Green Building Awards as the best ecological project.
The trend of sustainable and eco-friendly construction is certainly a very strong step towards the future. Vertical gardens, photovoltaics, anti-smog paving slabs, grey water systems using rainwater or ventilation with heat recovery – these are just a few of the solutions applied in this project that can also inspire people who plan to build their own home.
Designed by D+M Architects, the Metropolitan Railway Station building in Lublin not only has glass-filled external walls, but also glazing in the interior. They are used to separate individual rooms from the main station hall, while also acting as energy-saving elements.
A number of Aluprof solutions were used to construct the building, among others:
A futuristic appearance is not the only aspect that building designers are paying particular attention to today. The architecture of the future is also about using technological solutions which support sustainable development - and aluminium windows, doors, and facades meet all these requirements!
The key advantages of aluminium include:
Discover the multiplicity of modern aluminium solutions, such as windows, doors, facade walls with glazing and other Aluprof solutions. They will work well not only in commercial construction but also in private houses. With us, you can take on even the most ambitious building project in line with the trends characteristic of future architecture today. Contact us to learn more about our products and receive professional support in their selection.
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