1. Glass facades: Glass facades are highly-transparent and malleable material that can be used to create a variety of facade designs. They are often used in large commercial buildings to showcase views or create a modern look.
2. Polycarbonate facades: Polycarbonate is a tough, transparent plastic that is widely used for facades. It is highly durable and allows natural light to filter through, making it a popular choice for offices and commercial buildings.
3. ETFE facades: ETFE (ethylene tetrafluoroethylene) facades are made of a lightweight, transparent material that is resistant to UV light and weather damage. They are ideal for use in areas with variable weather conditions.
4. Mesh facades: Mesh facades are characterized by their semi-transparent nature and the ability to allow air and light to circulate freely. They are often used in car parks, stadiums, and outdoor buildings.
5. Ceramic facades: Ceramic facades are made of durable and heat-resistant tiles that are highly translucent. They are popular in areas that require high levels of thermal insulation, such as offices or shopping centers.
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