Metal ceiling mesh
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Project • By Banker Wire • Exhibition Centres
Ford World Headquarters
Ford's new World Headquarters represents a bold investment in the future of work, bringing thousands of employees together in a purpose-built environment designed to foster collaboration, innovation, and connection. The 2.1 million-square-foot campus was installed to support evolving workplace needs while creating a distinctly Ford experience through thoughtful architecture, materials, and branded design elements throughout the facility.
At the heart of the building's public spaces, Banker Wire's Delta 24RG metal drapery serves as a striking design feature integrated directly into the lobby lighting installations. Finished in custom powder-coated Ford blue and white colors, the suspended mesh curtains introduce texture, movement, and depth... More
Project • By Banker Wire • Restaurants
Beirut Café
Within the historic and newly renovated Östermalms Saluhall marketplace in Stockholm, the new restaurant Beirut Café includes specially manufactured metal mesh for its vibrant interior. Banker Wire M22-83 in braided solid brass enhances the look by being used in dividing screens, shelving and counters and in ceiling tiles and panels. The Banker Wire TXZ-3 is an antique copper-plated metal mesh designed like towers to enhance the atmosphere around the room. The metal mesh paired by the architects brings a clean yet warm feel to the interior design. The antique-plated metal meshes are both polished by hand to make the bright alloy sweep out into the dark oxide layer, which creates additional depth and a soft feeling in the metal p... More
News • News • 17 Feb 2022
New Headquarters of the Faculty of Humanities at Charles University sees the conversion of the original canteen into a luminous campus anchor
The New Headquarters of the Faculty of Humanities at Charles University in Prague sees the conversion of the original canteen with dormitory buildings into a luminous anchor for the unfinished university campus on the banks of the Vltava River.
David Korsa
Never fully used as intended, the original canteen was constructed in the 1980s using a demanding lift-slab construction method that allowed for the deep central square formation of the building. Despite the merits of this construction at the time, a major overhaul was required by architects Kuba & Pilar to meet the needs of a 21st-century academic institution.
David Korsa
The resulting conversion preserves the building’s original external shape, rounded corners, hei... More