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News Release from: Sapa Building Systems | Subject: Elegance 52 curtain walling
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 02 March 2007
Sapa facade creates dramatic impact
Sapa Building Systems Elegance 52 curtain walling, reaching 14 metres high, has created a dramatic impact at Business Park in Belgium.
Over 1,500m2 of Sapa Building Systems Elegance 52 curtain walling, reaching 14 metres high, has created a dramatic impact at the Ieper Business Park in Belgium The architects for the project, De Meyer and Partners, wanted to emphasise the horizontal lines of the curtain walling facade and so opted for the 'HL' (Horizontal Lining) variation of the Elegance 52 curtain walling system
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 28 Apr 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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The 'HL' variation is one of six different curtain walling options that Elegance 52 offers whereby the vertical mullion capping is replaced by a hidden profile that sits behind a discreet finishing gasket.
The overall effect emphasises and draws the eye to the horizontal lines of the facade which appear to come to the fore and so create a striking impact along the building.
Stability of the 14 metre high facade was achieved by fixing to the steel.
Contractors for the project were Francovera based in Wervik, Belgium.
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