• Industrialized system, chip, easy, and fast ot install
  • Hight customization posibilites
  • Contribution to solar control
  • Free position of the tile versus the façade plan
  • No modular sizes restrictions
Product Name
Static façade with patented construction system
Designer
Denvelops Static Façde Mokup
Manufacturer
denvelops® architectural hybrid texTILES
Manufactured
Spain
Facade cladding
Metal mesh cladding and Composite materials
Material
Metal, Aluminium - Extruded and Anodized
Colour
Grey range
Black range
Red range
Yellow range
Blue range
Purple range
Orange range
Brown range
Gold range
Silver range
Copper range
Pink range
Green range
White range
Finishes
Polished
Matte
Coloured
Smooth
Painted
Gloss
Reflective
Sandblasted
Lacquered
Brushed
Perforated
Textured
Printed
Grooved
Aged
Oxidized
Stained
Stamped
Embossed
Characteristics
Large-format
Custom
Modular
Shape
Close-knit
Elongated
Square
Diamond
Twisted
Triangular
Hexagonal
Ring
Configuration
Panel
Cassette
Strip
Sheet
Shingle
Brickwork
Vertical
Horizontal
Appearance
Metal look
Technical characteristics
Durable
Ventilated facades

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The first static façade utilizing Denvelops' patented construction system is Hybrid TexTILES. All tiles are statically inserted, allowing them to be concealed within the façade. This highlights Denvelops' ability to control component design.

The systems can accommodate various materials and tile or brick forms, enabling easy customization through both rigid and flexible designs. Hybrid TexTILES provides an innovative architectural solution by combining the benefits of curtain wall facades with metal mesh textiles.

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This system features robust connections between:

- vertical, thin steel plates or cables, and  
- horizontal mesh wires in free-form designs.

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This patented technology enables creative combinations of materials such as ceramics, wood, steel, high-pressure laminate (HPL), glass, stone, leather, and UPB, akin to a digital 3D printing process.

 

Smart components

Denvelops hybrid TexTILES provide limitless customization options.

The system consists of three main components: Lines, Connectors, and optional Pieces, designed to achieve:

- Customization for efficient, eco-friendly projects.
- Maximum design flexibility.
- Cost-effectiveness through the use of small industrial components.
- Simplified off-site production, installation, maintenance, and recovery.

 

Denvelops adapts to the evolving needs of modern project designers, producing a diverse range of hybrid TexTILES from existing materials. Examples are available in the MODEL web area, with more developed on demand.

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Overview of Hybrid TexTILES Components

1. Lines  
Vertical plates or cables for Connectors attachment.

2. Connectors  
Horizontal wires link the Lines.

3. Pieces  
Tiles or bricks are affixed to the system.

 

Types of Pieces, Connectors & Lines

The system's appearance is dictated by the chosen components:

- For a metal fabric project, only use Lines with multiple Connectors.
- For ventilated facades or sunscreens, attach Pieces to Lines or Connectors.

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Pieces

Shape

Varied shapes based on Connector design.  


Material

Ceramics, wood, steel, HPL, glass, stone, leather, UPB, aluminum, polycarbonates, and composites.  


Dimensions

Typically up to 350 x 350 mm per Piece; larger components supported by multiple Connectors.

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Lines

Shape

Flexible; can be straight or curved.  


Material

Stainless steel, aluminum, HPL, polycarbonate, etc., up to 50.3 mm.  


Dimensions

Rectangular sections range from 30.3 mm to 50.3 mm. Hinged connections allow for larger Lines or extensions.

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Denvelops® Surfaces

As an open parametric design system, Denvelops® offers various surface types:

- Optimized plane surface  
- Optimized single curvature surface with curved Connectors or Lines  
- Optimized double curvature surface for smaller areas  

 

Connectors

Shape

Straight or curved.  


Material

Stainless ASI316 wire (2.5 mm), paintable or sheathable for aesthetics.

 
Dimensions

Maximum of 350 mm, aligning with Line modulation.

 

Pattern options

Pieces, Connectors, and Lines collaboratively form a complete system:

- Achievable cell-by-cell design patterns in Denvelops.
- Freeform designs for Lines, Connectors, and Pieces.
- Flexible positioning and mixing of components.
- Options for regular or random arrangements of columns and tiles.

 

Functions

Denvelops® creates diverse functional surfaces with minimal attachment method knowledge specific to systems:

- Static Attach Mode: Fixed Pieces without movement, customizable for orientation or depth.
- Kinetic Attach Mode: Movable Pieces positioned by wind, enabling tailored orientation or depth.
- Ventilated Facade: Static pieces with overlapping or open joints, optionally insulated.
- Sunscreen: Pieces arranged with customizable density for effective shading.
- Retail furniture: The system can design furniture and product displays.

 

Architectural hybrid textile specialists

Denvelops® offers a patented method for creating eco-friendly building fabrics using advanced technologies. Its system enables customizable designs, simplifies installation, and improves cost efficiency. With a focus on innovation, Denvelops® collaborates closely with clients and aims for global accessibility.  Its industrial system efficiently handles large projects with minimal waste and is easy to recycle and reuse. 

 

Reference project

 

First itinerant cladding with metallic hybrid TexTILES

The Denvelops® outdoor cladding project near Barcelona combines double skin, lattice, and ephemeral architecture in a new office complex nearing the completion of its first phase, which includes two office blocks and an auditorium. Designed by MOS, the cladding harmonizes the auditorium with its landscaping and serves as a canvas for exploring ephemeral concepts. Positioned 30 cm from the wall, the mural’s tiles cast shadows, creating a dynamic interplay with sunlight that alters the mural's appearance throughout the day. The design features three superimposed planes for a more approachable scale and a 3D effect as one walks along the avenue. The lightweight Denvelops metallic texTILES allow for clean designs and ease of installation and removal, showcasing their versatility for both aesthetic and functional applications.

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