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Cascading the benefits of decorative metal in workspaces
Kelly Goldsmith of Amron Architectural unveils the power of ‘architectural drapery’ to creating captivating spaces using metal sculptural elements that also provide the practicality required in workspaces
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hen integrated into workspace design, decorative metal not only elevates the aesthetic appeal of a space but also transforms it into a functional masterpiece. This versatility has positioned decorative metal as an indispensable cornerstone for architects and designers, offering them the freedom to craft environments that seamlessly blend visual allure with utilitarian efficiency.
The versatility of decorative metal Decorative metal, with its intrinsic strength and malleability, has long been a favourite among architects and designers. Its application in architectural drapery solutions exemplifies this versatility, allowing for a range of uses that enhance both form and function within a workspace. From intricate mesh patterns to sleek metallic fabrics, decorative metal can be manipulated to achieve various aesthetic and practical outcomes.
Aesthetic appeal
One of the most compelling aspects of architectural drapery is its ability to add a distinct visual appeal to any space. Metal drapery can be designed to create dramatic visual effects, serving as statement pieces that draw the eye and evoke a sense of sophistication and modernity. The reflective qualities of metal can amplify natural light, adding brightness and an airy feel to an environment. Additionally, the myriad of finishes available, from polished stainless steel to oxidised bronze, allows for endless customisation to suit any design vision. Aldgate Tower, in east London, is a high-profile building comprising commercial office space, with tenants including Uber, Aecom, and WeWork. Working closely with interior designers Basha Franklin, Amron Architectural were called upon to activate the space by strengthening the building identity to create a desirable, inviting lobby experience.
Meeting the criteria of creating a stunning central feature in the lobby on the ground floor, we worked with ADS Joinery and recommended our architectural drapery to customise the space by suspending three colourful canopies from the ceiling. The striking blend of colours and design complements the
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