The System

Cladding

 
 

Geometrica structures may be clad with a variety of different skin systems. Opaque, transparent or translucent systems provide for natural light and protection from the elements.

 
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DECK

Decking may be metal, wood or roof-boards and be a base for insulation, membrane or architectural metal finishes.

 
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Standing seam

With or without decking, standing seam roofing can provide waterproof finish and outstanding aesthetics.

 
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SKYLIGHTS AND PANEL SYSTEMS

Leak-free triangular glass or triangular panels can be achieved in free-form structures. Clerestories may be incorporated into the geometry of the structure and clad with glass or ventilation panels.

 
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Fabric, Mesh + Foil

Geometrica structures may be clad with structural fabrics (polyester or PTFE coated fiberglass), metal or plastic mesh, or plastic foils (ETFE).

 
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INSULATION

Acoustic or thermal insulation may be applied under the cladding or between the structural layers of the Geometrica frame.

 
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SINGLE-SKIN METAL

In storage applications, the most common cladding is single-skin corrugated metal. Rectangular panels may be applied internal or external to the structure. Skylights may be corrugated GRP panels matching the metal profile.


 
 
 

Stone

Stone cladding can be used for façades and interior finish.  Stone panels can be supported by the Geometrica frame, blending seamlessly with the internal architecture and adding texture and elegance to the design.

 
 
 

Sample Cladding Systems