We manufactured the signature metal curtain wall for a new riverfront development. The façade combines flowing curves, vertical fins and shaded arcades to create a refined, durable landmark.
Our team delivered shop drawings, prototypes and full QC documentation. The result is a distinctive podium that enhances comfort and brand value from day one.

The architect sought a sculptural screen that softens sun and frames the ground‑floor retail. It needed coastal‑grade durability and clean, concealed fixings.
We proposed a parametric fin system with variable pitch and depth. This achieves the wave effect while keeping installation practical and repeatable.
The podium uses an open‑joint rainscreen with extruded fins mounted on hidden rails. Fin spacing varies to create a gentle gradient and controlled transparency.
Curved corners are formed with segmented radii, ensuring precise alignment. Shadow lines remain continuous across columns and soffits.

Primary components are marine‑grade aluminum alloy with PVDF and super‑durable powder coatings. Colors blend champagne, bronze and graphite for a timeless palette.
Exposed fasteners are A4/316 stainless steel. All interfaces use EPDM gaskets and thermal isolators to prevent bimetallic corrosion.
Support rails are laser‑set with adjustable brackets to absorb building tolerances. Expansion joints are concealed within rhythm breaks and shadow reveals.
The system is engineered for high wind and driving rain typical of subtropical waterfront sites. Panels are serviceable from the underside to simplify maintenance.

Deep vertical fins cut solar gain and glare while preserving outward views. The shaded arcade cools the public realm and reduces mechanical load.
Greened columns and planters support biodiversity and improve microclimate. Coatings are low‑VOC and selected for long re‑coat cycles.
We produced a full‑scale mock‑up to verify color, gloss and fixings. Every fin is laser‑numbered, packed by elevation and tracked through our inspection test plan.
Edges are deburred and sealed to resist salt‑spray exposure. Export crates were designed for safe, sequence‑based unloading on site.

Pre‑assembled fin cassettes sped up crane time and minimized street closures. Templated brackets and datum lines helped local installers achieve tight joins.
The podium was enclosed on schedule, allowing landscape and fit‑out to proceed early. Site adjustments were minimal due to accurate fabrication.
Our client reported strong public response and smooth handover. The curtain wall met the design intent and maintenance targets from the first season.

This façade demonstrates how engineered metalwork can deliver artful form and reliable function. It stands up to coastal weather while welcoming people at street level.

Planning a custom metal curtain wall or fin façade? Our engineering team can provide budgeting, samples and a clear delivery program for your schedule.