The advantages of steel framing systems (SFS) are often summarised in broad terms such as ‘speed’ or ‘strength’. This is true, but in practice, their value is more specific and...
Curtain glazing refers to the glazed element of a curtain wall system, where glass is supported within a non-load-bearing frame fixed back to the building structure. For those...
In specialist glazing projects, the timing of façade input has a direct effect on how decisions are made and how much flexibility remains in the design. Façade systems sit across...
At a system level, the distinction between curtain walling and structural glazing is often overstated. Structural glazing is not a separate façade category so much as a method of...
Structural glazing is often described in visual terms; a way of achieving uninterrupted glass façades with minimal framing. That description is accurate, but incomplete. More...
Top 3 Strategies For Protecting High-Rise Buildings From Storm Damage With winter weather patterns becoming more predictable year-on-year, the need for robust protective measures...
SFS vs Blockwork: Which One Will Reduce Site Programming Risks? Keeping a construction project on schedule can feel like a constant battle against unforeseen delays. From weather...
Selecting the right subcontractor is crucial for the success of any construction project. For main contractors, finding a partner who offers reliability, expertise, and clear...
The interface between the Steel Framing System (SFS) and the curtain wall is one of the most critical junctions in modern building envelope design. When executed correctly, it...
When it comes to the building envelope, the glazing and façade are critical elements that define a structure's performance, safety, and aesthetic. Juggling multiple subcontractors...