Description

The Arbalvision pattern Arbalvision an ideal solution for renovating 1960s public housing buildings, which often feature uniform, deteriorated facades. By adding a touch of nature, this metal railing gives aging balconies in social housing a new lease on life. The plant-inspired mashrabiya pattern, which depicts intertwined tree trunks and branches, stands out for its ability to create a soothing and refreshing atmosphere. As part of the renovation of apartment buildings, replacing old metal railings with the Arbalvision pattern Arbalvision a sense of nature and calm, contrasting with the often austere appearance of 1970s urban planning. The micro-perforation, which filters natural light, gives the balcony a bright and soothing appearance, while protecting occupants from outside view. The shadows cast by the branches and trunks create a dynamic play of light that changes throughout the day, bringing a lively and warm character to these sometimes monotonous structures. The apartment buildings of the era had standardized bar railings, which often lacked aesthetic appeal. The use of Arbalvision metal Arbalvision pattern creates a link between the architecture and the natural environment, adding an organic and modern touch. This design offers an affordable renovation solution, while increasing the visual appeal and perceived value of the homes. The aesthetic transformation is accompanied by a feeling of freshness, thanks to the evocation of nature, which helps to improve the living environment for residents. Balconies renovated with Arbalvision a harmonious and contemporary atmosphere, making the space more welcoming wherever the perforated sheet metal branch design is used.

Uses

The Arbalvision perforated pattern, with its intertwined branches and tree trunks evoking a winter forest, is particularly suitable for use in building facade guardrails. This natural, flowing design blends beautifully into both modern and traditional architectural projects, offering both visual protection and a distinctive aesthetic touch. On building facades, the Arbalvision pattern Arbalvision a captivating play of light and shadow throughout the day. Depending on the orientation of the building and the position of the sun, the perforations in the pattern allow light to penetrate, casting complex and dynamic shadows on the surrounding surfaces. This railing can thus visually enrich a facade, bringing an artistic and lively dimension to the architecture. Arbalvision perforated metal Arbalvision universal and works on all balcony exposures. Whether facing north, east, south, or west, the mashrabiya pattern reacts uniquely to natural light, creating varied effects depending on the time of day. The omnipresence of the plant motif, through its perforations, offers a soothing view of the outside while ensuring optimal privacy for the building's occupants. The densified trunks and branches provide privacy while allowing air and light to circulate. On the facade, this laser-cut railing becomes a true visual identity element for the building. Arbalvision perforated sheet metal Arbalvision the overall aesthetics of the building, while meeting safety and durability requirements. Whether in a dense urban environment or a more natural setting, this motif adapts to all types of architectural projects, ensuring a harmonious connection between nature and urban planning.

Effect produced

The Arbalvision perforated sheet metal guardrail Arbalvision out for the visual lightness it brings to spaces such as apartment building balconies, incorporating a natural, fluid pattern. The partial transparency of the decorative perforated sheet metal creates a feeling of openness, while gently filtering the light through the perforations, which take the form of delicate, intertwined branches. The fluidity of the branches creates a sense of continuous movement, as if vegetation were spreading along the balcony. This gives the architecture a natural feel, breaking up the typical rigidity of urban structures. The graphic effects of the pattern are accentuated by the way natural light interacts with the open areas and solid shapes, like a vegetal mashrabiya. At every moment of the day, the light creates shifting shadows that are projected onto the floor and walls, mimicking the reflections of light in a forest. These ever-changing shadows give the space a lively and soothing dimension, bringing an organic atmosphere to the heart of the built environment. The light transparency of the perforations also allows light to pass through in a balanced way, ensuring visual privacy without sacrificing the connection with the outside. The more opaque tree trunks conceal unwanted views, while the openwork branches allow a partial view of the outside environment. The design of the Arbalvision railing thus Arbalvision a subtle balance between opacity and lightness, ideal for renovating balconies while respecting modern needs for privacy and light. By playing on this transparency, achieved through the technique of transforming an image into perforated sheet metal, Arbalvision sheet metal visually Arbalvision buildings while integrating them harmoniously into their environment. Its ability to combine safety, aesthetics, and functionality makes it a perfect solution for renovating balconies in apartment buildings, where the need for modernity meets the need to reconnect architecture with nature.

Team advice

To ensure the mechanical integrity of the perforated sheet metal used in Arbalvision guardrail infill panels, our Design Office recommends optimizing the galvanized steel perforation with a thickness of 20/10ths to comply with guardrail safety standard NF P 01-013. Destructive testing is carried out using a bag under a dynamic load from a soft body with a diameter of 50 cm applying 600 joules, impacting the geometric center of the perforated panel on the balustrade.

Balcony opacity

Perforated metal provides opacity to create an area of optical blur around the balcony.