Architectural membranes

Architectural membranes are specialized materials used in building design to provide lightweight, durable, and often translucent coverings for structures. They serve multiple functions, such as weather protection, UV resistance, and enhancing aesthetics. These membranes are flexible and can be tailored to fit complex shapes and large spans, enabling innovative architectural expressions. Commonly made from materials like PTFE, PVC, or ETFE, they are used in facades, roofs, and shading systems, offering energy efficiency and environmental benefits while maintaining an elegant, modern appearance.