System scope
- Primary façade grid
- Vertical and horizontal feature lines
- Opaque panel interfaces
Façades · Project application
An architectural study of how mullions, panels, fins and glazing establish a memorable façade rhythm.
Project overview
Façade rhythm is created through controlled repetition and deliberate variation. This study looks beyond a flat glass surface, using aluminium lines, opaque zones and selected depth to give the building envelope a stronger architectural identity.
Design brief. The elevation needs visual depth and a recognisable pattern while remaining based on buildable, repeatable modules. The design must also resolve corners, entrances and transitions to opaque materials.
Solution approach. Primary module lines are established first, followed by secondary fins, cover caps or panel divisions. Feature zones are concentrated where they add value, while repetitive areas retain a commercially practical system logic.
Visual status. This preview uses illustrative architectural imagery and does not present the pictured buildings as verified completed Afes Aluminium projects. The seven-image gallery is ready for your own project photography before publication.
Project gallery
Seven coordinated views show the wider building, opening compositions, façade rhythm, entrance language and the connection between interior and exterior spaces.

Project development
Each enquiry is developed around confirmed drawings, dimensions, interfaces, glazing, finishes and destination requirements.
Plans, elevations, schedules and interface conditions establish the required system scope.
Profiles, glass, finish, hardware and adjacent systems are aligned into one coherent direction.
The confirmed scope is translated into a clear commercial and export-oriented package.
Your project
Send your drawings, opening schedule, quantities and destination details for an initial project review.