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Fiberglass frame

An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about fiberglass frame

Product • By FIBRA by SaimexFIBRA Wave

FIBRA Wave

A Wall Cladding in wave shape, an innovative example of wall cladding. The panel can reach 11 mt in one single piece reducing the number of joints and assembly time. More

Product • By FIBRA by SaimexFIBRA Facade Structural Frame

FIBRA Facade Structural Frame

Facade Stuctural Frame in FIBRA in Deichman Library Oslo. Sunlight, lightweight, energy saving, thermal insulation; these drives moved Atelier Oslo architects in collaboration with the Norwegian Architect Lund Hagem toward the most innovative FIBRA project in Europe A 40cm wide Structural glassfiber reinforced profile instead of stainless steel as the frame for 13mt high faced panels in one sole piece. More

Product • By Cascadia Windows & DoorsUniversal Series Windows & Doors

Universal Series Windows & Doors

The Universal Series offers a patented, high-performance fiberglass solution for window wall, windows and doors, and storefront glazing. Designed and manufactured in North America, the Universal Series™ features an innovative, commercial-grade fiberglass frame boasting 100%-250% improved thermal performance compared to traditional aluminum windows. Custom configured and built to meet project requirements — and available in virtually any color — the Universal Series™ allows developers and architects to dramatically improve the overall thermal performance of buildings, without sacrificing glazing area. More

Project • By Atelier OsloLibraries

Deichman Bjørvika

The international architecture competition to design Oslo’s new main library was won by Lund Hagem and Atelier Oslo architects in 2009. The librarians wanted a house that would inspire visitors to explore all the new facilities and activities the modern library can offer. This motivated us to create an open and intriguing building in which you are constantly invited around the next corner, to discover new places. Einar Aslaksen Einar Aslaksen The site is relatively small. In order to avoid building too many floors, the building cantilevers out above its footprint: The first floor above the street to the east, and the fourth floor almost 20 meters out above the urban plaza, creating a protective covering for the entrance. Th... More