gni
Hexalace Commercial Building is an open-plan suite designed for rental purposes. In this business plan, due to space constraints and structural norms to overcome the challenges of building shortage, it was necessary to expose the concept of business performance. Given the warm climate conditions of India's Punjab, and that the main facade of the business complex was westward, the building's facade was a filter order with the characteristics of the visual classification and the cover to prevent heat.
The design of the commercial building is made up of a 3-inch concrete layer and a hexagonal honeycomb pattern that is considered as a layer for creating shadows. The resulting concrete layer has a visually sound texture and unmatched harmony with the glass pane of the building. In order to create a better shadow, the facade utilizes organic elements to bring the beauty and refreshment to the outside and inside the building.
Hexagonal patterns are made of metal aluminum frames, which are horizontally attached to a three-inch shell of concrete and play the role of a refuge in the balconies. In addition to the separation property, the concrete wall is a buffer as a filter used to reduce outside temperature and moderate indoor air. This distance absorbs the intensity of the heat of the building (especially on the west side) and only moves the daylight to the building due to some intrusions into the building. The green texture of the face grows up and opens up the space for the younger and greener puppets. Eventually, a breathtaking experience has been completed with the bold geometry of the facade.
please upvote, like and follow if you enjoyed.