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HUNTER
Douglas has long been known the world over for the
cutting-edge design and functionality of its window
fashions.
“Architects find that our products meet their
challenging tasks of addressing both their design and
efficacy requirements,” says Gigi Anne Lapira, president
and general manager of Hunter Douglas Philippines.
It is
also the brand of choice of architects who are looking
for innovative architectural products that address the
form and function needs of their ceiling, cladding and
sun control needs.
The
Netherlands-based company’s Luxalon Ceiling, Cladding
and Sun Louvre Systems have been employed in countless
residential, business and commercial establishments in
close to 100 countries.
Ceiling
systems
LuxaLon
has blazed the trail when it comes to ceiling systems
with its self-developed products since the 1960s. With
its various design options—from form and size to finish
and color—it provides the most comprehensive choices
when it comes to aesthetic needs.
“Some
establishments have the most meticulous requirements
when it comes to their ceilings and Luxalon’s
wide-ranging choices help address them,” says Lapira.
The
Luxalon Ceiling System includes linear, wide panel,
tile, cell and exterior ceiling products which may be
found in some of the world’s most popular buildings.
Its wide
panel ceilings, with their distinct, smooth look, are
used in the offices of PriceWaterhouse Coopers in the
United States, while its uniquely designed open cell
systems line the
Guangzhou
International Events Center in China. Other
establishments which have employed the Luxalon Ceiling
Systems include the Messe Munchen International in
Germany, Chase Bank in the United States, and the
Radisson SAS Hotel in Denmark.
Cladding
systems
Luxalon’s Cladding Systems are likewise the top choice
when it comes to high-tech and custom-made façades
systems that can withstand high wind loads. As with the
ceiling systems, it offers the widest selections when it
comes to addressing design and functionality
requirements with its various panel skins and surfaces.
The
Hertel building in
France
makes use of the multiple panel façade system, which
create strong, weather-resistant exteriors for quick
assembly and flexibility of design. The Bioscience Lab
in the United Kingdom, meanwhile, has Luxalon’s sandwich
wall façade, which come in a wide range of panel shapes,
colors and sizes.
Sun
Louvre systems
Luxalon’s Sun Louvre System, meanwhile, offer facades
that control and make the best use of sunlight. They
are engineered for vertical, angled or horizontal
applications to meet the requirements of any design.
Enhancing the façade of a building while at the same
time providing an integrated climate control, it comes
in four lines—the Aerofins, Panel, Skylight Louvre and
Custom Louvre.
Among
the establishments that have made use of the Luxalon Sun
Louvre products include the
Reebok International
Distribution Center in the Netherlands and the
University of Calgary and the L’Oréal headquarters in
Canada.
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