The facade design featuring perforated aluminum composite panels creates a lightweight aesthetic imbued with dreamy haziness.
Perforated panels are indispensable components in the construction industry. They can be seen everywhere, and the most common application lies in exterior wall decoration. Metal perforated panels used in architecture are generally based on aluminum sheets, with different hole patterns highlighting distinct features. Perforated aluminum composite panels boast light weight, excellent rigidity, high strength, rational structure and long service life. Under different light conditions, environments and viewing angles, they deliver diverse visual effects. Applied in various scenarios, they exude an elegant temperament and distinctive character. Thus, perforated panels have rapidly stood out among numerous materials in the application of building skin decoration.
Simmel Shopping Mall
The new building’s pursuit of functional flexibility and business format diversity is equally reflected in the design of its facade. The outer layer of the building will adopt a lightweight and translucent envelope system, endowing the structure with a bright, dynamic and uniquely charming visual effect, just like a colorful and gorgeous robe. The colors of the facade transition gradually in a fixed sequence, turning the entire building into a three-dimensional carrier that embraces the intriguing interplay of light, shadow and colors in the eyes of viewers.
The facade of this shopping mall features an externally installed ventilated curtain wall with an ingenious design. Two custom-colored aluminum composite materials are selected for the curtain wall: one is "Cherry Blossom Pink", whose hue shifts from bright red to emerald green depending on the time of day, weather conditions and viewing angles, with the visual inspiration drawn from Japanese cherry trees; the other is "Galaxy Blue", transitioning from a deep steel blue to a clear sky blue.
Both finishes boast a glossiness of no less than 80%. From different angles, the curtain wall presents distinct visual effects, bringing fresh surprises to visitors. The perforated decorative band encircling the building is truly the icing on the cake—its perforated design allows light and shadow to interweave here, endowing the curtain wall with rich and varied color gradations and visual textures. Whether passing by train or car, one will be greeted by a dazzling and captivating scene.