1. The Al Bahr Towers in Abu Dhabi, designed by Aedas Architects, feature perforated metal panels on their facades. The panels are made of lightweight aluminum, and they help to reduce solar glare and heat gain while allowing natural light to enter the building.
2. The Caltrans District 7 Headquarters in Los Angeles, designed by Morphosis Architects, features perforated stainless steel panels that create a striking visual effect on the building's exterior. The panels are designed to allow ventilation and daylight into the building while minimizing solar gain.
3. The Fulton Center in New York City, designed by Grimshaw Architects, features a faceted glass and steel structure wrapped in a perforated metal skin. The metal panels help to reduce heat gain, and they also create a dynamic visual effect as sunlight filters through the perforations.
4. The City of Dreams Hotel Tower in Macau, designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, features a striking undulating facade made of perforated metal panels. The panels are designed to provide shading and natural light, and they also create a sense of movement and dynamism in the building's exterior.
5. The EY Centre in Sydney, Australia, designed by Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp Architects, features a faceted metal facade that is perforated with intricate patterns inspired by the local landscape. The perforated panels help to reduce solar gain and create a dynamic visual effect that changes throughout the day.
Publication date: