Façades - MGS Architecture - Results from #15

Amit Jawahar Hemrajani: Director, Glass Wall Systems

We recommend Electrochromic glass as part of a healthy building strategy as it provides all-day access to natural daylight and views without glare or excessive heat. It also helps in achieving LEED and green building certifications.

Subhendu Ganguly: Managing Director, AluK India

Going beyond aesthetics, we are elevating building facades with intelligent fenestration systems. Fenestration plays a crucial role in the overall energy performance of a building, affecting aspects like daylight penetration, acoustic comfort

How Facades Influence Property Valuations & Investor Sentiment

Architects skillfully blend creativity and technology to craft facades that are both advanced and stunning, often exemplified by landmark projects. The aesthetic appeal of buildings is essential, as visually striking designs enhance the

rat[LAB] Studio creates an iconic facade for a commercial building through the integration of parametric and computational design. Positioned along a busy 17.5-meter road in Patel Nagar, New Delhi, this striking Parametric Metal Facade

Engineered Aluminium: Pushing the Boundaries of Architectural Design

From towering skyscrapers to intricate façade designs, aluminium’s adaptability and resilience make it a preferred choice for architects seeking to marry functionality with cutting-edge style. Its ability to be precisely engineered

We use basic, minimal materials, emphasizing simplicity, functionality, and visual impact. Use of natural stone and simple metals allow us to achieve clean aesthetics and efficient design solutions. They enable quality craftsmanship

The building’s structure is wrapped in a 3D diamond shaped textile envelope made from Précontraint 381 in Silver Grey. Installation was completed by local contractor Duvo Engineering, which specialises in tensile architecture with

Mehler’s bespoke Weaving Patterns for Fabric Roofs and Façades, with their unique designs and custom-made weaving patterns, open up a totally new creative field for architects and engineers using these fabrics

Tensile - A Favoured Material of Architects & Builders

Tensile structures offer pleasing aesthetics, are energy efficient, recyclable, eco-friendly, sustainable, and use fewer resources, making them sustainable and cost-effective. Being lightweight and heat efficient, the spaces covered by tensile need less energy. Plus, tensile

Mehler: Proven Expertise in Tensile Fabrication & Application

India is one of the fastest growing markets in textile architecture; in fact, India is showing rapid growth in all sorts of infrastructure construction. This is mirrored in the large number of under-construction and planned airports and railway projects, where tensile structures

Serge Ferrari: Offering an Attractive Roofing Option

The tensile membrane industry in India has been growing steadily over the past few years. India’s infrastructure development projects, such as airports, metro stations, railway stations, bus terminals and stadiums, and sports complex, have been major contributors

India has a significant presence in the global textile industry, including the tensile industry. The Indian tensile industry is expected to continue to grow and develop in the coming years, driven by increasing demand, both domestically and internationally, and favorable

Fabric façades are the new generation façade materials and are much more than just a textile wrap for a building; since they give savings in weight, sub-construction and material consumption are sustainable and economical.

Architects have designed various types of facades over the years; each facade indicates that the construction has something distinctive to offer. Façades are the most essential architectural components, with the ability to influence the inhabitant experience

Elegant yet durable, beauty with strength, tough but still easy to fabricate, and low maintenance cost are some of the attributes that define stainless steel, making it an ideal material for enhancing the elevation of new-age buildings and infrastructure