More Than Skin–Creating Total Facade Designs.

The public view of buildings is their facade, so it is natural to focus on the appearance or the visible skin. Louver frame depth, component profiles, louver blade spacing, and louver blade angle all play a role in determining the louver free area. Extruded aluminum trim can be provided in sizes and...

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Publicado en:Architectural Record Vol. 210; no. 12; pp. 110 - 116
Autor principal: Arsenault, Peter J.
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Publicado: BNP Media Dec2022
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