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LIGHT
5
TECHNICAL CHALLENGE
Land, sea
and sky
12
ART & FASHION
16
100 % SPORT
A monumental
28
NIGHT AND DAY
LIGHT ARCHITECTURE N°1830 DECEMBER 2018
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EDITO ACTU
4 On brand.
In harmony.
100%
sport
16 A monumental works
that brings the best
together
Technical
18 Gaining heat in
a windy city
challenge
5 Land, sea
and sky
20 Where practice
makes perfect
8 Extreme
conditions
22 Creating an
environment
for success
Danpachameleon
What do a sparkling false ceiling, il- ART& ZOOM
luminated cladding, a cosy balcony
and a curtain wall in Mediterranean
colours have in common?
FASHION 24 A factory
for the future
What can withstand the mountain
peaks, the cyclones and hurricanes of
10 A lantern
for the arts
the Indian Ocean and the Caribbean,
and the storms of the Irish Sea? 12 Redefining
luxury shopping
Night& day
What is the magical material that sof- Standing out
26 Illuminated
peaks
tens natural light and magnifies arti-
ficial light?
14 in a crowd
DANPALON®, with its unique charac-
28 A picture-perfect
multi-screen
teristics, supports creative designers A vibrant
in an almost infinite range of applica-
tions, and never stops reinventing it-
30 shopping centre,
by day and night
self at the whims of project managers’
imaginations.
cont
An inspired
This edition of Light Architecture fea-
32 beginning
tures a rich and varied selection of
innovations, new functionalities and
technical challenges.
We thank their creators for sharing
TREND
TECHNIQUE
ents
them with us.
Enjoy the read,
The Editorial team
& CO
34 Entirely removable
and recyclable
© Ed Reeve Edit Photo
LIGHT ARCHITECTURE N°1830 DECEMBER 2018
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C T U A
rchitect-builders love to take risks and design truly
A
unique buildings. To achieve the desired result,
they sometimes push the products and materials
they use to their limits in striving for completely new
forms of expression. By doing so, architecture advances
and progresses. However, the architect-contractor is
also constrained by external elements (the layout of the
technical
building, climatic conditions, client decisions) which
often force a project to be reappraised. In both cases,
original technical solutions need to be found, capable
of being adapted to meet new requirements and new
constraints. Customised solutions, which enable the
architect to realise their design plans and overcome the
technical challenges ensure a successful conclusion.
LAND, SEA
AND SKY
Welsh National Sailing Academy Pwllheli (Wales), UK
An iconic building with
a multitude of roles, the
Welsh National Sailing
Academy is truly unique.
Designed by Ellis
Williams Architects, it is
© Hufton+Crow
an excellent example
ON BRAND. IN HARMONY
of form following
function. Danpalon®
played its part.
T-Station Platinum Gwanggyo (South Korea)
I
As one of the world’s n creating a vibrant new space for Reflecting the ambient light during the
Hankook to meet customers and day and back-lit during the night, the
leading tyre companies, introduce its innovative range of translucent polycarbonate façade requires
Hankook is committed tyres, architect Leslie Jones identified no external lighting. Viewed from all
‘harmony’ as the core design concept. angles, this simple, minimalistic building,
to providing customers Harmony between manufacturer and with its bold two-colour design, delivers a
with sustainable solutions customer, between driver and tyre, between strong, positive and inviting message.
the building and its local environment.
and the ultimate in Behind Hankook’s Driving Emotion is
driving satisfaction. Its Standing in an open space, with clear an immense spirit of technology and
and uninterrupted sight-lines from all innovation, the Danpalon® façade has
slogan, ‘Driving Emotion’, approaching roads, the Gwanggyo captured it well.
embodies everything the T-Station presented the architects with the
opportunity to produce a bold light-box
company is about and design that was in-keeping with both the The projeCt
makes the driver the top Hankook brand and the surrounding urban
landscape. OWNER
priority. The Danpalon® HANKOOK
based design of its An expansive Danpalon façade was
®
ARCHITECT
specified in two highly complementary
T-Station Platinum sales colours, with orange being a primary colour
MARK FRAN
Seoul (Korea)
centre in Gwanggyo, of the Hankook global brand identity, and +82 2 6959 3726
+82 10 4614 9757
a bright silver grey being representative of
South Korea, follows hooney@markfran.co.fr
the company’s valued customer base and
the brand ethos.
mf@markfran.co.kr
drivers around the world.
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technical
DAY AND NIGHT
LAND, SEA The Softlite coating applied to the
Danpalon® panels limited any glare
AND SKY
during the day and ensured an even
diffusion of coloured LED illumination
during the night.
Welsh National Sailing Academy Pwllheli (Wales), UK
© Hufton+Crow
S
ituated on an exposed tects of Liverpool based the building’s both the bay and the Snowdonia Na-
North Wales peninsula unique design on the classic principle tional Park beyond. On the opposite
between the Irish Sea and of ‘form following function’. side, a bar and terrace looks out to-
the Afon Erch river estu- wards the marina and estuary. A criti-
ary, the stunning Welsh National A unique spiral building design is cen- cal design criteria for the project was
Sailing Academy building is both tred on a large circular main hall, ena- to maximise the amount of natural day-
an international centre of excel- bling fully rigged boats to be towed in light entering the circular hall to assist
lence for sailing and a multi-pur- and out with ease while being protect- in the preparation of sailing boats and
pose event space for the local ed from the location’s strong coastal their close scrutinising by competition
community. winds. Curved public terraces over- judges. To meet this requirement, Ellis
looking sailing competitions in the bay Williams specified Danpalon® trans-
Working with the Sailing Acad- are situated to the more sheltered north lucent polycarbonate panel cladding
emy and the Gwynydd County western side, with a glazed café area system for both the curved hall façade
Council, Ellis Williams Archi- offering stunning panoramic views of and the round hall roof.
© Hufton+Crow
To harmonise with the project’s exten- The translucent panels also enabled With its unique and stunning aes-
sive use of natural stone gabions, sea a variety of attractive night time thetic appearance, the Welsh
grass banking and treated softwood building illumination effects to be National Sailing Academy has
building materials clear (uncoloured) achieved using energy-efficient won a series of national archi-
Danpalon® panels were selected and coloured LED lighting, while its tecture prizes including the
pre-treated with Everlite’s Softlite coat- excellent thermal properties mean RIBA Regional, LABC, ICE and
ing to limit light glare and achieve a the central hall is able to function as CEW awards.
subtle matt finish. an unheated event space.
The projeCt © Hufton+Crow
Using clear Danpalon ®
OWNER Maximising daylight
panels in a unified façade PWLLHELI WELSH Contre
NATIONAL SAILING ACADEMY
Danpalon ® ’s excellent light
and roof design we could transmission properties have
created a bright and inviting
VENTS
ARCHITECT
maximise the amount of MARK ANSTEY, sailing competition and com- & MAREES
natural light entering ELLIS WILLIAMS ARCHITECTS munity space and limited the
Liverpool , UK
+44 (0)15 1708 1802 need for artificial lighting.
the hall whatever the info@ewa.co.uk
weather www.ewa.co.uk
Mark Anstey INSTALLER
Ellis Williams Architects LESTER FABRICATIONS & CLADDING
Buckley, UK
+44 (0)12 4454 6486
info@lestercladding.co.uk
© M7 Digital Ltd www.lestercladding.co.uk
ARCHITECTURE
LIGHT ARCHITECTURE
LUMIÈRE N°1628
N°1830 SEPTEMBRE
DECEMBER 2016
2018
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technical Customised Danpalite Concept also made developments to the structure was straight-forward,
Before choosing the solution, the architect its cladding system to further simplify mainly thanks to the ease with which the
and project manager did however study installation. «For example, we had a Danpalite panels could be installed (for
other possibilities. A covering in EFTE? customised aluminium connector made, both full height facades and complete
Too complex and fragile for the climatic which was thicker and tougher», Hervé roof lengths). «The main challenge lay in
conditions. A solution in glass? Expensive Vieille remembered. the engineering design which was done
because it would require a very strong and at the same time as construction and
curved glass, because of the curvature of A successful installation despite the product orders progressed», Philippe
the roof. «The strength and simplicity of conditions. Molliet added. As construction came to
the product was a prerequisite. At this Although specialised in high-altitude an end, the temperature reached -15°C,
altitude, the winds are so violent that they construction sites, Joly & Philippe of with 80cm of snow.
can lift up stones and hurl them against Albertville had to work in some very
the facade walls of the ski-lifts», Hervé extreme conditions to install the three
Vieille commented. Lastly, in addition to
the intrinsic qualities of the product, it also
new structures, particularly when
erecting the roofs, with their large wind-
The projet
had to be easy to install and capable of exposed surface areas. When the works OWNER
being carried by hand. The requirements commenced, in September, the snow had SETAM
were met thanks to the ingenuity of the already started to fall. The first difficulty
design department at Everlite Concept. lay in the transportation of the Danpalite ARCHITECT
The recorded installation and configuration panels. “Because of their length, we had to YVES DE PRÉVAL
Agence Séguineau De Préval Architecte
specifications of Danpalite didn’t actually install a wooden undercarriage at the back Grenoble, FR +33 04 76 00 18 53
cover the load and wind conditions that of the lorries to bring them to site without
the product would need to withstand. To damaging them and to ensure they stayed PROJECT MANAGER
remedy this, the design department of flat», Philippe Molliet said. As for storing HERVÉ VIEILLE
Everlite Concept performed tests at the the panels, that also required some special HV Conseil Vimines, FR
+33 04 79 62 17 57
facilities of Laboratoire Ginger CEBTP at adjustments, because of the violent winds
EXTREME CONDITIONS
Herve.vieille@wanadoo.fr
Elancourt to confirm the product’s effective that swept across the site. «The panels
resistance to the climatic conditions», were light, and some flew away during BUILDING CONTRACTOR
Hervé Vieille added. It was an essential the night. We therefore refashioned the PHILIPPE MOLLIET
precaution that convinced the project packaging and the transport schedules Joly et Philippe Gilly-sur-Isère, FR
Ski-lifts Val Thorens (France) +33 04 79 10 05 10
stakeholders. During the construction to avoid it happening», the MD of the joly-et-philippe@joly-et-philippe.com
phase, the design department of Everlite company commented. Installation of www.joly-et-philippe.com
Storm-force
winds, sub-zero
© Cyril Cattin
temperatures and
heavy snowfalls.
Extreme climatic
conditions, common
We are very satisfied with
at ski-lift sites. At
the finished look of the
Val Thorens,
project, it brings both light
the operating
and transparency. Although
company,
we have only had one winter
SETAM chose to
A
utumn 2015. In order to provide was an operational loss for the resort», to look back on, so far we
renovate three of greater comfort to skiers queuing said Hervé Vieille, from the engineering
have not found any signs of
its ski-lifts. for the ski-lifts, the ski resort consultancy HV Conseil. To alleviate the
undertook major construction problem, the resort commissioned an degradation of the material.
work to cover three of its lifts (situated at architect to propose a solution. «Usually,
heights of between 2800-3000 metres) ski-lift coverings are made from basic Jean-Francois Piard, SETAM
with a protective envelope. The project materials, which are cheap and opaque.
aimed to improve appearance but also But here, the architect wanted to bring
to optimise the ski-lifts’ use. «After each transparency and light to allow the skiers to
snowfall, the snow funnelled into the see the landscape outside», added Hervé
wide open stations and piled up in the Vieille. Convinced by the idea, the project
wells below the embarkation points. manager accepted the bold plan: to install
© Cyril Cattin
The staff then had to interrupt the ski-lift a new transparent material hitherto untried
operation in order to clear the snow. It in the resort: Danpalite.
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With a colour palette that’s unrivalled,
ART
a striking simplicity and the textures
and finishes to suit any new style, A faCade of 2,200 m2
The erection of the facade (metal framework and Danpalon® panels) was entrusted to
Danpalon® is a catalyst for cutting-edge B&M Structure who appointed a sub-contractor for the installation of the Danpalon®
& fashion
building design. It’s where the worlds panels: 2,200m2 of façade in total. Fitting of the one-piece panels needed to take
into account the slight tilt of the metal framework due to the parallelepiped shape of
of contemporary art, fashion and the concrete building (2 faces inclined at 20 degrees). «Despite the challenge, the
architecture come together, creating Danpalon® was easy to install and enabled us to deliver on time. The main benefit of
the material is its ability to be installed in greater lengths, up to 12 metres as standard,
the ideas of today that become the which greatly simplifies the fitting on site», explains Vincent Pelcener, sub-contractor
trends of tomorrow. for B&M Structure.
Lighting was directed
towards the concrete
building and not directly at
A LANTERN FOR the Danpalon ® facade, causing
it to act as a reflector
THE ARTS
which created a subdued
nocturnal ambience.
© Hervé Douris
City of Arts Saint-Denis, Reunion Island
(French Overseas Territory)
The City of Arts is a vast complex
dedicated to culture and art, and
is open to the public seven days
of the week. The high point of
the building? A concrete cube
rising to a height of more
than 13 metres, entirely
We have named the build-
ing «The Lantern», explains
concrete building and achieved a facade
which gives multiple visual impressions
The projet
covered with a skin of clear Elisabeth Pacot, architect depending on the time of day. During the OWNER
with Atelier Architectes and day, the Clear Danpalon® creates a crys-
Danpalon®. A naturally project leader at the site renamed Le talline surface effect, while at night, it is
CINOR
opalescent facade that Fanal by the City of Arts team. Indeed, the sufficiently opalescent to diffuse the light ARCHITECTS
building, built on an old industrial site at perfectly, making the metallic support ELISABETH PACOT / FRÉDÉRIC GRIFFE
comes to life both in the heart of a popular district, comes alive structure virtually invisible», concluded
l’atelier.architectes
the day and at night.
Saint-Denis, Reunion Island, FR
at night illuminated by fluorescent lamps the architect. +262 (0)2 62 23 70 01
integrated into the facade. The focus of secretariat@latelier-archi.fr
this vast complex is the main building, Specified for the French
constructed from concrete in the form of a Overseas Territories. PARTNERS
Lighting Designer: 8’18’’
parallelepiped, and entirely covered with The Danpalon® system has an installation BET TCE: (Engineering Consultants) SOCETEM
a facade of clear Danpalon® with a softlite specification allowing it to be employed Scenography: CAV Acoustic Engineers: AVA
anti-glare co-extrusion. in the French Overseas Territories for the BE traffic management: ARTELIA
following applications: cladding, roofing, Landscaping: FOLLEA-GAUTIER
Economist: CIEA BE QUE: IMAGEEN
«We chose this product because we façades and skylighting. The main con-
were looking to create a building with straints for use in these areas are the very INSTALLER
a unique and original aesthetic. Thanks strong sunlight (ultra-violet rays), cyclone VINCENT PELCENER
to the design, we have broken up the winds (zone 5), tropical rains and the B&M Structure Saint-Denis, Reunion Island , FR
siruoD évreH ©
rigorous and angular aspect of the marine atmosphere. +262 (0)2 62 56 44 27 b.bmstructure@wanadoo.fr
PROJECT COST
23 million euros incl tax
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REDEFINING
The
projeCt
OWNER
HARVEY NICHOLS
LUXURY SHOPPING
Harvey Nichols Birmingham (England), UK
ARCHITECT
EWALD DAMEN
Recognised as one of the UK’s leading luxury fashion
Imagination London (UK)
+44 (0)20 7323 3300
www.imagination.com
retailers, Harvey Nichols undertook a complete interior
INSTALLER
PORTVIEW FIT-OUT LIMITED
refurbishment of its Birmingham store. Danpalon® has
Belfast, UK +44(0)28 9064 4765 helped redefine the ultimate fashion shopping experience.
F
or a complete interior refur- rough and smooth surfaces and a quirky rance could be achieved that further
bishment that would breathe variety of furniture and fixtures. For the augmented the store’s luxury look and
new levels of excitement store’s suspended ceilings and walls, feel.As well as introducing subtle new
and vitality into its unique Danpalon® polycarbonate panel system forms of bright, reflected imagery into the
brand, luxury fashion retailer Harvey was specified. store’s ground-breaking interior design,
Nichols appointed London agency the Danpalon® panels also succeeded
Imagination, a leading innovator in With its wide choice of colours finishes in accentuating the height of the store’s
consumer experience technology. and thicknesses, designers were able to large retail spaces.
create a visual effect delivering the right The store refurbishment has been uni-
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To meet the creative brief, Imagination level of reflection, translucence and ligh- versally well received and is regarded
created an unusual, almost subversive ting. Importantly, Danpalon®’s choice of as a game-changer for both the luxury
new design vocabulary, comprising an panel widths, in custom lengths of up to brand’s own development and the retail
eclectic mix of materials, a contrast of 12m, meant a smooth, seamless appea- industry as a whole.
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Danpalon is not only a great
material for external wall, but it
STANDING OUT
I
n the busy shopping streets epi- store, interior walls, structural columns, Viewed from the outside during the day,
is also highly effective for heat tomised by Psy’s international hit ceiling beams and a spiral staircase the Danpalon® facade combines with the
insulation, considering the drastic ‘Gangnam Style’, any new store is are fashioned from a consistent timber natural light and the smog of the city to
IN A CROWD
competing with a wealth of global mould-textured concrete. take on an enticing almost mystical qua-
change of weather (hot summer, fashion labels in an area that’s dense with lity. While at night it achieves the stunning
cold winter) in South Korea concrete-clad skyscrapers. Standing out Specified for both the external façade and floating light box effect envisioned by the
in such a crowd needs a radical approach the internal walling, smooth translucent architect, beautifully backlit by the interior
Acne Studios, Cheongdamdong Seoul (South Korea) Sophie Hicks Architect.
to design, and true to its name (an acro- Danpalon® polycarbonate panelling was artificial lighting and removing any need
nym of ‘Ambition to Create Novel Expres- not only instrumental in achieving the light for exterior store lighting.
sions) Acne has added a flagship store box design, it also provided the perfect
that’s truly turning heads. contrast to the stark, industrial nature of It makes a statement day or night, the
Making a big statement in the ultra-stylish Cheongdam- the exterior heating and ventilation equip- Acne Studios store stands out.
dong retail district of Seoul isn’t easy, Swedish brand Created by acclaimed London architect ment and the interior’s rough, heavy
Acne studios has more than succeeded though with Sophie Hicks, the freestanding ‘floating
lightbox’ store design is both strikingly
concrete structure. The
its latest flagship store. Clad inside and out with clear different and yet deliberately minimalist, During daytime the 22mm thick Clear projeCt
creating an environment that’s a perfect Danpalon® panels ensure pure natural
translucent Danpalon® polycarbonate panels, the new retail setting for Acne’s range of bold, mul- light in the retail space is fully maximised.
OWNER
building’s imaginative ‘floating light box’ design has
ACNE STUDIOS (Sweden)
ticoloured women and men’s clothing. So much so in fact that the store doesn’t
require a single spotlight, with minimal
taken fashion retailing to new heights. On the roof of this two-storey 230sqm buil- fluorescent strip lighting dispersed by a
ARCHITECT
SOPHIE HICKS ARCHITECT
ding sits the store’s HVAC equipment, a pure white ceiling grid the only source London (UK)
highly visible mix of galvanised pipes, of artificial lighting. The store interior is
INSTALLER
ducts and machinery. While inside the serene, beautifully light and airy. ARCHIPOLY CORPORATION (Korea)
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Maximising natural light, minimising glare
and helping to optimise inside temperatures,
Feature focus Danpalon® is at the heart of all-year-round
sports facility design. And just like sportspeople
100% sport care about staying in shape, so too does
Danpalon®, with a mechanical performance,
range of colours, textures and lighting effects
that simply can’t be beaten.
A MONUMENTAL WORKS THAT BRINGS
THE BEST TOGETHER
BBVA Bancomer Monterrey stadium Mexico city (Mexico)
The
projeCt
OWNER
To build a football stadium with a design with forms in METCON DEL NORTE
the vanguard, allowing for the comfort of its occupants in ARCHITECT
a safe and sustainable manner, with the best materials, VFO JUAN ANDRÉS VERGARA Y
LUIS FERNÁNDEZ ORTEGA
while incorporating the newest in technology for the
INSTALLER
television broadcasting of matches, is a real architectural DANPAL Mexico
dium, leaving spaces for air to enter and must maintain their functionality for sev- ful with the selection of materials and sys-
challenge. cool the public in a natural way, and contin- eral decades. tems, which is why we study those things
ues over the stands with an overhang of up “When choosing materials, we always say so much”.
F
or Juan Andrés Vergara and Luis companies and national and international proposed that the stadium roof have an to 50 meters. To build it, they used Build- that when an investment of 200 million dol- After eight years of work, the stadium was
Fernández de Ortega, of the institutions, they started the design of this inclination to the south and that a big win- ing Information Modeling, BIM, a mode- lars or more is on the line, one cannot give inaugurated a few weeks ago. The result
VFO Arquitectos office, experi- project in 2007 with the idea of building a dow open it to the mountain. This way, ling technology which allows for design it to someone who is not experienced; we is a building that “will generate a lot of his-
enced in this type of monumental new stadium for the Rayados team and to you’re joining the functional part with the the structure and allowing to know exactly like to experiment, but safely, we like to tory for sport in Mexico, and will be the
building, the BBVA Bancomer Monter- create a landmark building for the “regio- aesthetic and thematic parts, anchoring to the materials, locations and virtually exact bet when we’re going to win. And we know trigger of a higher level of design that will
rey stadium is their latest achievement in montana” city, as Monterrey is known. its site, so that for people going to a foot- amounts needed for construction. we will win because we have all the tools elevate the level of dignity of the people”,
sports architecture. The site is right next to the slopes of the ball game, the first thing they’ll say is ‘we The last twelve meters of this overhang are to make things succeed, the limit is always in the words of Andrés Vergara.
In a joint venture with the international firm Cerro de la Silla, the most important icon are in Monterrey, we are in our stadium, covered by a special polycarbonate mate- the imagination, but that imagination has The construction process would have
Populous (formerly HOK Sports) and other of the northern region of the country. We this is our team and we will win’ “, says rial, called Danpalon System, which allows to go with a knowledge of which things been impossible without the application of
Juan Andrés Vergara, CEO. a visual transition between parts in light are achievable and that is what we apply”, the most cutting-edge technologies, using
VFO uses in its projects technology that and those in shadow. “It is an extremely asserts Vergara. the most advanced materials and the tal-
allow them to create more advanced and important effect because this way people In this regard, Luis Fernandez de Ortega ent and work of human hands and minds.
complex forms, representing major chal- do not strain their vision as the transition adds: “We seek materials that we know “Now that we’ve been at the opening of
lenges in terms of construction. is smooth, and the television cameras also will have the expected performance in a the stadium, we realized that all attend-
“We wanted that this building be a very benefit as well”. particular building, not delude ourselves ees became one. This is a phenomenon
radical change in the quality of design in This material, in the opinion of Andrés Ver- with the issue of cost. We rely more on that football does: it coalesces a large
Mexico, so that the materials had to stand gara, offers “great resistance and also the an already proven track record and that group of people into one that moves in
up to various situations. Due to the ori- level of translucency we need to apply it is why we put our trust in products we are one direction, and I believe that’s what a
gins of the stadium’s company owner, with this function. It is very easy to install confident will meet those expectations. building like this really brings to a city. A
we thought of metal pots and pans; these and contributes to protect the environ- One thing I always tell our team when they building is nothing if it does not have peo-
curved shapes could be achieved with ment”. This is the only polycarbonate in are doing their job, ‘keep in mind that not ple within it and that’s the great oppor-
metallic materials while achieving a bright- Mexico that can guarantee quality and only you are putting your name on this, tunity that this stadium represents, not
ness that reflected the sun, the colors of durability over 25 years and more, which we all are, when you place your name out only for the public, for the team or for
the vegetation and the hill”, adds Andrés. is the best choice for this kind of works in front it means you’re putting forward a the owner, but also for us”, concludes
The metal structure surrounds the sta- that represent a large investment and that reputation, that forces us to be very care- Luis Fernández de Ortega
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Feature
focus
GAINING HEAT
IN A WINDY CITY
Alberca Universidad Politécnica Metropolitana Pachuca (Mexico)
For a large swimming pool complex, high winds and cool temperatures outside
make thermal efficiency targets that little bit harder to attain. Add in the need
to maximise the amount of natural light poolside, and achieving required heat
gains presents a challenge. Translucent Danpalon® façade systems are providing
building designers with an elegant solution.
P
achuca in Central Mexico is a the building’s orientation, façade design Turning to translucent Danpalon® poly- nation of 22mm 3D Lite metallic grey and ever look the same. The hue, texture and taking just a few days from delivery to
very windy city and by Mexican played a vital role in maximising natural carbonate façade systems, the INHIFE red panels sits at one end of the pool. appearance depends on where it’s viewed completion.
standards is also quite cold, with light and heat gain on the inside while architects found an aesthetically pleas- from and the weather conditions. It has
an average temperature of 16ºC handling the high winds on the outside. ing and technically robust solution capa- INHIFE architect Edgar Baca said, “The given the project real life and personality.” Baca added, “Considering the
throughout the year. When Alberca Uni- ble of meeting the project’s competing fantastic level of light diffusion that these enhanced thermal efficiency the new
versidad Politécnica Metropolitana came The architects, Instituto Hidalguense demands for light diffusion, thermal insu- two complementary façades achieve cre- The new swimming pool complex is a swimming pool building has attained,
to rebuild its swimming pool complex de la Infraestructura Fisica Educativa lation, physical strength and low mate- ates a truly unique ambience, with high unique wedge-like form composed of and the tremendous functionality it is
the building’s thermal efficiency was a (INHIFE) also had to face the challenge rial weight. quality daylight for the interior and a won- gentle slopes, elegant curves and striking now providing, this is a project that
key design criteria. of building in sandy soil conditions that derful luminosity for the exterior at night.” lines. A heightened façade wall to increase to date has not once caused us to
offered a relatively low weight resistance. A full-height Danpalon® façade con- the natural light diffusion and enable opti- think that any kind of design adjust-
At the same time, the project needed With the weight and movement of the structed using 16mm Ice panels runs He continued, “Danpalon® has added a misation of roof span and pitch was aided ment was merited - it really is work-
to reuse as much existing infrastruc- swimming pool being a significant part the complete length of one side of the huge amount of character to the build- by the use of extra long Danpalon® pan- ing to perfection.”
ture as was possible. With the swim- of the structure’s overall loading, the use swimming pool on a steel frame, while a ing thanks to the interaction of material, els, which also avoided the need for hori-
ming pool then largely determining of lightweight façade materials was vital. further Danpalon façade using a combi- light and surroundings. At no point does it zontal jointing. Panel installation was rapid,
The projeCt
ARCHITECT
INSTITUTO HIDALGUENSE DE LA
sport
INFRAESTRUCTURA FISICA EDUCATIVA (INHIFE)
sport
INSTALLER
DANPAL Mexico
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WHERE PRACTICE
MAKES PERFECT
L’Alqueria del basket Valencia (Spain)
The projeCt
panels also included a softlite (anti-glare) in achieving the building’s A energy effi-
layer to mitigate any dazzle due to bright ciency rating. Danpalon®’s quick and easy OWNER
VALENCIA BASKET CLUB S.A.D., Spain
sunlight during the day or strong artificial installation process also helped to deliver
lighting at night. the project in record time. From the initial ARCHITECT
concept to final completion the state-of- JOSÉ MART
Importantly, as well as delivering the per- the art L’Alqueria del Basket practice cen- ERRE ARQUITECTURA,
VALECIA, Spain
fect level of soft natural illumination to the tre took just 16 months, several months
eight practice courts, the two-layer Dan- earlier than originally planned. Valencia INSTALLER
palon® façade also served to help regulate Basketball will surely prove that practice PAL PLASTIC,, Spain
interior temperatures, playing a vital role certainly can make perfect.
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Build a professional inning its first domestic league are separate changing rooms for teams
championship in 2017, and and referees, a gym, physio and medical
sports facility where the runner up in both Copa rooms. On the next level are spectating,
literally hundreds del Rey and EuroCup compe- hospitality and learning facilities.
titions during the same season, Valencia
of aspiring young Basketball Club has attracted more than For the architect, ERRE Arquitectura
basketball 500 boys and girls to its training academy one of the most important challenges
ranks. To support its long-term evolution, in designing L’Alqueria del Basket was
players can all the club wanted to provide them with the ensuring a consistent level of natural light-
train together to very best training facilities. ing and the best possible playing condi-
tions throughout the sports complex. This
become the stars
sport
Bringing so many players from differ- was achieved using a combination of full-
sport
of tomorrow. ent parts of the city together under one height translucent polycarbonate façades,
roof would need a training facility like no a skylight array and five open-air patio
A big vision other. Sure enough, L’Alqueria del Bas- areas serving the main central axis.
for one of ket is simply stunning. It’s the largest
basketball practice centre in Europe and To achieve the homogenous natural light-
Spain’s premier
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houses eight indoor courts and four out- ing required, the polycarbonate façade
100%
basketball door courts. Built next to, and connected played a vital role in filtering direct sun-
0
to, the club’s Fuente de San Luis Stadium, light and avoiding glare. After an exten-
clubs. What
10
the sports complex spans a site measur- sive material search, Danpalon ® was
once was a dream ing more than 15,000sqm. selected. As a part of ERRE’s feasibil-
ity studies, separate light simulation tests
has now become a
Built to international basketball standards, were carried out to determine optimum
reality, and the result L’Alqueria del Basket provides both play- opacity levels for each façade.
is truly awe-inspiring. ers and their families with all the facilities
and comforts they will ever need. Inside All façades were constructed using two
the complex, the eight parquet floor courts layers of opale and white Danpalon® pan-
surround a central axis split over two lev- els separated by an air gap. 30mm thick
els. On the ground level, for each court and 1000mm wide, the polycarbonate
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CREATING AN ENVIRONMENT
FOR SUCCESS
Oriam, National Sports Performance Centre Edinburgh (UK)
Scotland needed a world-class sports performance centre to provide an inspirational
environment for coaching and training its top sportspeople. By maximising natural
light, minimising glare and withstanding harsh weather conditions, Danpalon® panels
have played a major role in a stunning new facility.
© Everlite
Danpalon®, 16, 600 mm, 900 mm, cristal, Softlite, Danpalon® BRV, 16, 600 mm, ice, Softlite
W
ith a 116m x 76m indoor 3G football pitch at its An elegant curved steel frame roof spanning more than
heart, Oriam is by far the biggest facility of its 100 metres was clad in tensioned 2mm white PVC fabric
The
kind in Europe. It is 28m tall at the pitch centre, and complemented by Danpalon® façade panels. projeCt
sport
15m at the sidelines and includes a viewing
sport
gallery for 500 people. And following the trajectory of the famous kick, clear OWNER
ORIAM, NATIONAL SPORTS
Danpalon® façade panels were also used for both north PERFORMANCE CENTRE
Integrated alongside, Oriam’s smaller 32m x 54m flexible and south gable ends of the 3G pitch as well as the
indoor sports hall provides courts for basketball, volleyball, complete side of the adjoining sports hall. ARCHITECT
netball and badminton and optional portable seating for up JAMES GRIMLEY
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to 300 spectators. Danpalon® BRV rainscreen panels were used on both gable Reiach and Hall Architects
100%
Edinburgh
ends of the sports hall, with Danpalon® roofing panels also
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+44 (0) 131 225 8444
And the amazing building design had a truly unique and used on its curved roof. Everlite’s Softlite co-extrusion was
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contact@reiachandhall.co.uk
relevant inspiration: a spectacular free kick by Brazilian specified to manage glare. www.reiachandhall.co.uk
footballer Roberto Carlos against France in the 1997
INSTALLER
Confederations Cup. As the architect noted in its original submissions, ‘the JON LAZELL
Sports Performance Centre is a once in a lifetime, culturally Co-Managing Director
An article by French scientists in the New Journal of Physics important opportunity. It isn’t a half chance, it’s a direct free Keyclad Limited
Belper
showed that because Carlos kicked the ball hard enough, kick on the edge of the box – a moment to realise something
+ 44 (0)177 385 2867
far enough and with enough spin, its trajectory followed the truly amazing’. We think the goal was achieved. ” www.keyclad.co.uk
path of an equiangular spiral. It is this logarithmic curve that
© Everlite
was used by the architects as the basis for designing the
profile of the immense football pitch roof.
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22 23ZO O M THE FUTURE
A FACTORY FOR
Extension of Global Standard Technology Factory Hwaesong-si (South Korea)
Driven by its passion to had instilled a rigidity and uniformity in the By gently diffusing the outside light and
overall appearance of the park. protecting the GST workforce from the
innovate, Global Standard effects of direct sunlight, the façade has
Technology (GST) undertook a Producing a wide range of abatement helped increase efficiency and safety in
systems, chillers and heat exchangers, the workplace while also helping to save
dramatic expansion of its head- the new factory building was purpose- energy, by reducing the amount of arti-
quarters in Hwaesong-si, designed over 3 levels. The ground floor ficial lighting required along with asso-
and first floor supporting factory work- ciated CO2 emissions.
South Korea, with the addition flows, from product stocking to assembly,
of a state-of-the-art factory testing and logistics, and the second floor During daylight hours, the bright opal-co-
providing staff parking facilities. Impor-
building. Danpalon® façade tantly, the factory and headquarters buil-
loured Danpalon® façade presents a sof-
ter and more elegant new factory profile.
system played a vital role in dings were linked via a covered pedes- While at night, backlit by the factory’s in-
achieving some far-reaching trian bridge for ease of communication. terior lighting, it transforms the building
into a stunning light box - a true beacon
aesthetic design and To help deliver GST’s bold futuristic vi- for GST’s core values of passion, integrity
construction goals. sion for the new building design, the ap- and innovation.
pointed architects specified the use of
Everlite Concept’s Danpalon® as external
O
ne of the world’s top 3 providers cladding for the complete factory façade.
of environmental and tempera- The projet
ture control systems for the se- Installed by the Archipoly Corporation,
miconductor and display mar- the lightweight, clip-together polycarbo- CLIENT
GLOBAL STANDARD TECHNOLOGY
kets, GST needed its new factory building nate panel system ensured factory buil-
to be environmentally friendly, of a simple ding materials and construction time were
lightweight construction and capable of kept to a minimum and all aesthetic goals ARCHITECT
HAN, YOUNG-KEUN
optimising the use of natural light. were achieved. Archipoly Architecture Studio
Seocho-gu (Seoul. KOREA)
At the same time, the company wanted Beautifully translucent and with a +44 (0)2.537.1895
archipoly@hanmail.net
the factory building to inject a new kind of thickness of only 22mm, the Danpalon® www.archipoly.kr
vibrancy and symbolism into the surroun- façade’s unique 6-layer microcellu-
ding Dongtan Industrial Park environment. lar polycarbonate structure maximises
INSTALLER
Existing 3 to 5 storey buildings were of a the amount of natural daylight entering KIJU INDUSTRY
solid aluminium panel construction, which the factory.
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& D A Y
© : Laurent Keller
The client has the option of illuminating
the facades with swathes of light,
with shadow play or regular patterns.
© : Laurent Keller
This complex work is the result of advance
planning between Everlite CONCEPT
© : Laurent Keller
and WE-EF Lumière, and in particular
through full scale testing.
Sébastien Rey, WE-EF Lumière COLOURED BOXES
ILLUMINATED PEAKS
In the style of the colourful exterior facades, the interior en-
trance porches are dressed in back-lit Danpalon® boxes ar-
ranged in relief. When the doors open, they create an immer-
sive surprise effect. There is a strong connection between the
inside and outside.
Porte des Alpes Shopping Centre Saint-Priest (France)
Interview with Sylvie Levallois
© : Laurent Keller
© : Laurent Keller
ARCHITECT AT
ARTE CHARPENTIER ARCHITECTES The projeCt
CLIENT
Created in 1981, How did you succeed in creating golden Danpalon® panels, that emphasise the interior of the cladding, we were able IMMOCHAN
a design which enhances both the the entry points to the shopping centre. to work with the lighting and compose
the «Porte des Alpes» shopping centre and the building’s Between the two entrances, the facade different lighting scenarios. ARCHITECT
Shopping Centre hosts aesthetic? is composed of modules of Danpalon® SYLVIE LEVALLOIS - ARTE CHARPENTIER ARCHITECTES
Traditionally, a shopping centre stands of different colours and heights forming How did you select the palette of colours Lyon - +33 04 78 63 77 00 - accueil.lyon@arte-charpentier.com
a number of retail out as a profusion of brightly shining signs a porch attached to the old structure at that cover this vast facade?
www.arte-charpentier.com
Paris - +33 01 55 04 13 00 - contact@arte-charpentier.com
brands. With the aim with the building obscured behind them. a height of 11 metres. At night, due to The client wanted neutral colours that were www.arte-charpentier.com
Based on the client’s wishes, we have put a system of back-lighting, the building timeless, which did not necessarily pick
of enhancing and the architecture back at the heart of the comes alive and the store signage blends up the brand colours of Immochan since LIGHTING CONTRACTOR
reinvigorating the site, project so that it speaks for itself. To do into the colourful nocturnal landscape. all of their sites are able to have their own SÉBASTIEN REY - WE-EF Lumière et Flux Lighting - Satolas-et-Bonce
+33 04 74 99 14 86 - s.rey@we-ef.com - www.flux-lighting.com
that, we imagined cladding the existing architectural identity. Our departure point
Immochan asked Arte facades with Danpalon® comprising Has the project been conceived around was the name of the site «Porte des Alpes»
ELEC4
Villeurbanne - +33 04 78 68 78 68 - contact@elec4.fr - www.elec4.fr
Charpentier Archi- different arrangements, colours and its nocturnal visual appearance? and we worked with shades that evoke the
NIGHT
applications. The main facades have been The idea of these illuminated facades was mountains and glaciers.
tectes for an ambitious dressed with vertical blades of Danpalon® the common thread of the project. The With Everlite Concept, we created a
BUILDING CONTRACTOR
BILLON S.A - Brignais - +33 04 72 76 56 85
architectural design which really stand out, acting as huge reason we chose the Danpalon® solution, new blue tone, with three variations. We kevin.rissaud@billon-sas.com - www.billon-sas.com
& DAY
NAKLIS - Anneyron - +33 04 75 31 59 74
light fittings 8 to 10 metres in height was simply because of its capacity to also used a crystal shade and a warmer
delivering high visibi- and 2.5 metres from the ground. The reflect the light at nightfall. By integrating golden tone to dress the upper parts of the
contact@naklis.com - www.naklis.com
lity day and night.
SNGI - Sainte-Foy-l’Argentière - +33 04 74 70 01 55
two enclosed entrances are wrapped in a system of adjustable LED strip lights to entrance halls. info@sngisa.fr - www.sngisa.fr
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26 27A PICTURE-PERFECT NIGHT
& DAY
MULTI-SCREEN
A
The Moor city centre cinema complex Sheffield (England) major pedestrianised thor- Beneath the façade, Danpalon®’s inte- The Light Cinema’s use of Danpalon® BRV
oughfare and Sheffield’s main grated system of wall brackets and panel rainscreen panels and energy efficient
post-war shopping precinct, connectors creating a 250mm air cavity LED backlighting has created a unique-
Playing a key role in The Moor regeneration The Moor is one of the city’s between the cinema wall and rainscreen. ly attractive façade that has made
programme in Sheffield city centre, The Light most important retail locations. A mul- it a prominent beacon for The Moor
ti-screen cinema was a vital component Within the cavity, 7,000 lumen linear regeneration programme.
multi-screen cinema complex required a in its regeneration programme. LED lighting modules were used to pro-
vibrant façade that was just as attractive and vide night-time backlighting of the 3,000
Not only did The Light cinema have to square metres of translucent rainscreen
welcoming during the day as it was at night. stand out from retail units below, it also cladding. The
A clever combination of coloured had to sit comfortably in its modern urban
projeCt
environment while complementing the nat- During the day the cinema’s muted
Danpalon® BRV rainscreen panels ural beauty of the distant Sheffield skyline. green/grey colour palette sees it blend
and LED backlighting provided harmoniously with the Yorkshire skies, ur-
OWNER
THE MOOR CINEMA
a perfect solution. To meet the competing aesthetic require- ban setting and distant landscape. While
ments, Leslie Jones Architecture creat- its clearly differentiated design ensures PROJECT MANAGER
ed a semi-random façade design using the cinema stands out from the busy re- SIMON BROWN
a combination of coloured rainscreen tail environment below. Leslie Jones Architecture
London (UK) +44 (0)20 7255 1150
cladding panels. admin@leslie-jones.co.uk
© Paul White
And at night-time the LED backlighting www.lesliejones.co.uk
The façade was composed of 16mm transforms the cinema façade into a stun-
thick Danpalon® BRV panels in four com- ning light-box, with beautifully diffused INSTALLER
JON LAZELL
plementary colours: green, pearlescent and coloured illumination. Its appear- Co-Managing Director
green, opal and silver, in two widths: ance is constantly bright and inviting, Keyclad Limited Belper (UK)
600mm and 900mm. but never brash and outspoken. + 44 (0)177 385 2867 www.keyclad.co.uk
© Paul White
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28 29NIGHT
© Mitchell Duncan & Associates Limited
& DAY
During the day the pure ‘ice’ coloured Softlite coating was applied.
Danpalon® panels present a bright and The ultra-lightweight nature of the Dan-
crisp contemporary look, while at night, palon® cladding meant that the new
the use of coloured LED backlighting façade could be installed without af-
animates the centre, making it a vibrant fecting any great change to the existing
and highly visible landmark. building structure, helping to optimise
overall project costs.
“Aesthetically, the building is even more The
impressive than the study phase sug- And importantly, the product’s quick projeCt
gested it would be. The finished ap- and easy installation process also
pearance is really very crisp and works meant that large areas of cladding OWNER
just as effectively at night as it does dur- could be erected during the night, in VICTORIA SHOPPING CENTER
ing the day.” Simon Brown, Leslie Jones time for the centre to be safely opened
Architects. to the public in the morning, ensuring ARCHITECT
customers weren’t inconvenienced SIMON BROWN
Leslie Jones Architecture
Danpalon ’s unique double-notch con-
®
London (UK) +44 (0)20 7255 1150
nector and wall bracket fixings ena- The Victoria Centre project was short- admin@leslie-jones.co.uk
bled panels to be sized and oriented to listed in the BCSC (British Council for www.lesliejones.co.uk
achieve specific aesthetic effects. And Shopping Centres) Awards in the best
INSTALLER
to ensure even LED backlight distribu- refurbishment and/or extension scheme METCLAD Nottingham
tion across the larger panels, Everlite’s (over £5 million) category. +44 (0)16 2372 0032 admin@metclad.co.uk
A VIBRANT SHOPPING CENTRE,
© Mitchell Duncan & Associates Limited
The finished appearance
BY DAY AND NIGHT Intu Victoria Centre Nottingham (England)
is really very crisp
B
and works just as The Victoria shopping uilt in the early 70’s, the Victoria
Shopping Centre is a landmark
effectively at night as it centre needed a dynamic building located in the heart of
does during the day. new look and feel to help the busy city of Nottingham.
The owners, intu engaged with Leslie
Simon Brown, Leslie Jones Architects it attract more customers. Jones Architects to completely refurbish
To meet the competing the existing building façade.
demands of aesthetics, Located in a prominent city centre loca-
material weight and tion and offering long views from multiple
approach roads, the building required a
cost, a vibrant new façade treatment that would continue to
façade was designed allow a high level of natural light through
to the centre in the daytime and present
using Danpalon® BRV an aesthetic design that would be equally
polycarbonate cladding.
NIGHT effective during the night.
To meet the multi-faceted design chal-
& DAY lenge, the architects selected the
Danpalon ® BRV translucent polycar-
bonate cladding system.
LIGHT ARCHITECTURE N°1730
N°1830 NOVEMBER
DECEMBER 2018
2017
30 31AN INSPIRED
BEGINNING
Flagship Building, Silpakorn University Thailand
A
One of Thailand’s leading s the first building on the Silpa- translucent outer skin is tailored to the
korn University’s new Muang needs of the local tropical monsoon cli-
art and design universities Thong Thani Campus, Northern mate.
wanted to mark the launch Bangkok the Flagship Building
was designed to stand out. As one of During the daytime the inclined translu-
of a new campus with a Thailand’s leading centres for art and cent panelling gently reflects and filters
landmark building design. design education, the university wanted the sunlight to achieve a comfortable lev-
an inspirational building design with a el of natural lighting within the building.
Danpalon® helped the beauty that would stand the test of time. While at night, interior lighting transforms
architects create a the Flagship Building into a bright illumi-
With the surrounding urban landscape nated focal point for the campus.
building that honours the dominated by hard-edged pre-cast con-
local environment, one crete buildings clad in aluminium and By using separated overlapping walls of
steel, the architects Geodesic Design Danpalon® the architect has also created
that plays with light saw the opportunity to use transparency an efficient source of natural ventilation
to become an and light as a means of differentiating for the building, with openings allowing
the Flagship Building and breaking new fresh air to flow in and out of the build-
artwork of its own. ground in local architectural design. ing’s outer walkways and rooms inside.
At the same time, speed of construction The Flagship Building has become an in-
was also an equally important criteria in spirational landmark for the new universi-
the building design process. Building ty campus. It has been recognised by the
materials and construction techniques architectural community as a pioneering
would need to be selected to achieve example of Thai Modernist design that
completion within 12 months in order to has set a standard for others to follow.
be ready for a new academic year.
Starting from an initial concept of a trans-
parent glass box, Geodesic created a
modern multi-purpose building using
The
elegant steel framing, extensive glazing projeCt
and pre-cast hollow core concrete floor-
ing. Set on short concrete piers above ARCHITECT
an existing lake, the 4,000sqm Flagship GEODESIC DESIGN
Somboon Sudmaksri, Karp Boonthavi,
Building appears to almost float in the air. Prapakorn Kimiphan
NIGHT
And as cladding for the building, the ar-
OWNER/NSTALLER
chitects specified a subtle combination PATHOM FURNITURE (1994) Co., Ltd.
of plain grey and reflective grey Danpal-
on® polycarbonate panels. Mimicking a
& DAY traditional Thai high-pitched roof, this
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32 33c h n i q u e &
T REND T E CO
21 5 4
ENTIRELY REMOVABLE
AND RECYCLABLE
Customised Layout
© Hendrik Verlinden
The concept of the main facade (a complete rectangle) was straight forward,
the Everlite Concept design department then supported the building contrac-
La Lainière office accommodation Roubaix (France) tor in the installation of the interior partition wall facade. As shown in the build
plan above, only three panels of Danpatherm K7 were complete (designated
4, 5 and 21 on the plan). All others had to be adapted to the dimensions of
Interview
the doors, windows and slopes of the roof. A work of high precision. «After
restoring the walls of the factory we then produced the customised interior
layout. Once this was approved, our workshop took on all the cuts, angles
Olivier Jost AGENCE D’ARCHITECTURE EKOA and slots required by the panels. It was complex work, done manually», Cyril
© Olivier Jost
Gambin Technical Director of Everlite Concept explained. With regards to the
The building is the first to construction of apartment blocks and a building which can be totally dismant- installation, it involved working very closely with the building contractor. «You
be completed on the La office accommodation. The site has led which is a key objective of the client. need to decide on a start point together; once the first customised panel is
Lainière site. It is also a strong environmental ambitions based positioned with millimetric precision, everything else goes well», he added.
part of the future park of on positive sustainability. This means
the 21st century sup- that the materials used must comply
© Hendrik Verlinden
ported by Lille Métropole. with the principle of adaptability-flexibi-
There must have been lity and can be dismantled, whilst also
some major challenges, being recyclable and healthy to humans. The projet
what were they exactly?
Until 2000, this former That creates quite a few demands! As for the sun-shades, they a communal area. Its installation OWNER
industrial site housed the Firstly, how have you applied the are positioned in front of the was more difficult because we SEM VR
spinning mill of La Lai- notion of healthy and recyclable Danpatherm K7. All these ele- included a wooden surround and
nière (Ed: it employed products? Does Danpatherm K7 therefore ments can be readily separated added several door and window PROJECT MANAGER
OLIVIER JOST
nearly 8000 people in Simply by selecting products which satisfy the requirement of being from each other. openings. The building contractor Ekoa olivier.jost@ekoa.fr
the 1960s with buildings are non-emissive and whose life-cycle removable? had to cut out all the apertures and Mons-en-Barœul, FR
& &
extending over 16 hec- can be controlled. We have chosen Exactly. On the main facade, Inside, there is a second assemble everything without any www.ekoa.fr +33 03 20 86 34 39
TREND tares). Today, the site untreated wood for the structure and Danpatherm K7 is fixed to the building’s Danpatherm K7 facade which silicon seals. This is unusual and
Building Contractor
TREND
technique CO is in the process of Danpatherm K7 for the facade. These wooden superstructure by a system of is designed to create a partition required the use of alternative ins- technique CO
STM Faches-Thumesnil, FR
rebuilding with the two products also enable us to construct aluminium profiles. wall between the office zone and tallation techniques. contact@stm-59.fr +33 03 20 62 96 60
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