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Laminated glass used in: Façade elements, curtain walls, room partitions, wall panels and other design elements for interior applications.
Provides improved thermal performance, reduces glare and adds a unique depth in façade design by utilizing the three-dimensional effects of fabric
Can reduce heat loading and aggressive visual light transmission (VLT) potentially saving the building owners capital expenses in HVAC mechanical, exterior louver and possible interior shading systems
Provides unique privacy for interior glass panels, while not inhibiting the views from the interior
UV stable color printing allows for countless options for design or pattern without reading through to the inside of the building
Preventing bird clashes
Quality and security thanks to certified laminators and SentryGlas foil
New teaching and learning facility and extensive refurbishment of the heritage RD Watt Building.
Press release: University, Sydney, AUPodium facade designed with Vision fabric AL 140/50.
Reference: World Trade Center 3Mixed use commercial building with Copper printed Vision fabric in the facade.
Reference: Midtown JaliscoLike a beacon in the waterfront area with one and both sides printed Vision fabric on the ground floor.
Reference: Dollar Bay172 glass fins for the headquarters of the International Finance Corporation.
Reference: 2100 K StreetAfter the renovation of the school building, the rhythmic interaction of colored glasses creates a distinctive and unique appearance.
Reference: School BuildingGolden printed Vision fabric has been laminated into the glass of the balustrades.
Reference: Corporate OfficeThe SEFAR VISION fabric interlayer protects the skybridge from the heat and glare of the sun while providing unobstructed views of the city.
Reference: SkybridgeAdditional informationThis facade layout was chosen, as they wanted a design using glass which has a texture resembling a metal look.
Reference: Ginza Six, TokyoIn the hotel on the renowned Willow Creek Vineyard the SEFAR Architecture VISION fabric laminated glass makes for an impactful staircase and balustrade material.
Reference: Jackalope HotelThe main reason to use the Vision fabric was privacy shield from exterior and to get a good view from inside.
Reference: Hyundai CenterCity Walk building in Dubai with depth exterior curtain wall appearance to reduce glare and solar heat gain for the condominium owners.
Reference: City WalkThe State of Nevada required a new cafeteria for its staff and created an open and pleasant space to reduce energy costs while providing ample daylight.
Reference: Nevada Labor BuildingHalf of the 3’300 m² facade of the world-class business hub, providing environmentally sustainable Grade A office and retail space, is equipped with floor-to-ceiling windows laminated with VISION AL 260/50B fabric.
Reference: Jersey Finance CenterThe covered corredor protects students from rain and sun.
Reference: Nerima SchoolThe intent was privacy and to light from the edge of IGU, using the fabric to scatter the light to achieve a glowing effect on the surface of glass.
Reference: Goldin Financial Global CenterVision fabric laminated used for wall claddings
Reference: UBS Broadgate ElevatorsScience building with Insulated Double Glazed units laminated with Sefar Vision fabrics.
Reference: University of HertfordshireContemporary aesthetic with high level of glazing to maximize views into and out from the facade.
Reference: Library BirminghamThe glass building of the entrance is laminated with both sides Chrome coated Vision fabric.
Reference: Australian Post OfficeGlass Louvers laminated with both sides coated/printed Vision fabric for improvements.
Reference: Novartis Research FacilityThe project specific SEFAR Architecture VISION PR 260/50 metallic grey fabric was laminated in the lower curtain wall for a total of over 1000 sqm.
Reference: Da Heng BuildingThe windows of the Dun Laoghaire library are more conventional openings, partly shaded with louvres, which are laminated with SEFAR Architecture VISION PR 260/55B Gold fabric.
Reference: Dun Laoghaire LibraryThe building consists of a glass facade, featuring SEFAR Architecture VISION. This fabric is laminated into the exterior glass facade, acting as a sunscreen and having a positive effect on the indoor climate.
Reference: Airport KeflavikThe aspect of the sunscreens across the entire facade was as important as the change of image in an innovative way.
Reference: GeorgstrasseThe innovative system is not only functionally efficient but also offers design freedom through numerous color and shaping options. Vertical and horizontal glass fins with laminated SEFAR Architecture VISION Fabric were installed across four levels of the building’s facade.
Reference: Het LooiThe glass facade with 1’400 m² of laminated SEFAR Architecture VISION Fabric provides an ideal habitat for animals and humans alike.
Reference: Zurich Animal Protection OfficeThe facades consist of colored, moveable glass slats which transform the visual appearance of the building as the sun moves across the sky.
Reference: Swiss Railway Main Office BuildingAdditional picture materialThe building complex is formed from four structures grouped together around an open courtyard in the shape of a windmill sail. Each building was designed by a different architect so is therefore different in appearance.
Reference: Europaallee, Construction AreaAdditional picture materialThe ultra-modern, elegant 'C Quadro Executive Building' lends a new sparkle and gives a new face to the district where it's located. The facade laminated with the SEFAR VISION fabric subtly picks up on the set piece – the familiar silhouette – and deliberately mirrors the characteristically irregular city skyline.
Reference: C Quadro, Executive BuildingAdditional picture materialNovartis Corporation's new Swiss Headquarters at 'Suurstoffi' Rotkreuz is fitted with different colored SEFAR Architecture VISION fabric.
Reference: Suurstoffi OfficesAdditional picture materialFive-storey administration building directly at the lakeside.
Reference: Würth BuildingAdditional picture materialSEFAR Architecture VISION fabric is used to contrast with the profiled, anodized stainless steel behind glass on the south facade, while the east/west façades are shaded with vertical fins of glass and translucent coated Sefar fabric. These fins vary in depth to create a wave pattern across the façade.
Reference: Regent’s Place, LondonThe general ideology of the office building was to employ maximum color, light and glass. The intention of the 8 floor building was to symbolize a crystal of sylvinite.
Reference: Crystal of sylvinite for BKKAdditional picture materialDouble side coated SEFAR Architecture VISION fabric as room divider between the meeting room and corridor of a bank.
Reference: Prime Tower Room dividerAdditional picture materialThe SEFAR Architecture VISION fabric attached to metal ceiling panels build a cloudy ceiling in the restaurant Clouds.
Reference: Prime Tower CeilingAdditional picture materialThe glass curtain wall is reminiscent of a three-dimensional checkerboard. This is achieved using alternating panels of clear laminated safety glass and panels embedded with VISION fabric.
Reference: Fashion House MadridAdditional picture materialThe renovated 'Haus der Stadtgeschichte' is now part of the Heilbronn City Archive. In the original building, the interior areas were uncomfortably warm so much consideration was given to providing sun protection when planning the renovation.
Reference: City Archive, HeilbronnThe installation 'Two Lines' by David Chipperfield Architects with SEFAR Architecture VISION fabric simultaneously delighted and intrigued visitors to Size+Matter.
Reference: London Design FestivalAdditional picture materialIn order to get the fabric samples you are interested in, please contact us.
Colors are as individual as construction projects, businesses, and people. It is crucial that every custom color is faithfully reproduced in its final application.
How the outer surface of the metallized fabric looks depends on how the light is reflected from it, whereas the black inner surface has little optical effect and so does not hinder the view to the outside.
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