Where Strength Meets Ethereal Beauty Aluminum Foam for Walls & Ceilings
Foam aluminiumis produced by incorporating additives into pure aluminium or aluminium alloys through a Foaming process, thereby combining metallic properties with a cellular structure. It exhibits low density, high impact absorption capacity, heat resistance, strong fireproofing, corrosion resistance, sound insulation, low thermal conductivity, high electromagnetic shielding, excellent weather resistance, filtration capabilities, ease of machining, straightforward installation, high forming precision, and suitability for surface coating.
Foam aluminiumrepresents an innovative building and decorative Material, offering advantages such as light weight, high specific stiffness, aesthetic appeal, and non-combustibility, alongside properties including sound absorption, thermal insulation, and electromagnetic shielding. Consequently, it finds extensive application in architectural and decorative projects for venues such as shopping centres, hotels, and sports arenas.
Material Characteristics:
- Class A fire rating;
- Exceptional sound absorption and noise reduction capabilities
Foam aluminium is produced by incorporating additives into pure aluminium or aluminium alloys through a foaming process, thereby combining metallic properties with cellular structure. It exhibits low density, high impact absorption, heat resistance, superior fireproofing, corrosion resistance, sound insulation, low thermal conductivity, high electromagnetic shielding, excellent weather resistance, filtration capability, ease of machining, straightforward installation, high forming precision, and suitability for surface coating.
Foam aluminium represents an innovative building and decorative material, offering advantages such as light weight, high specific stiffness, aesthetic appeal, and non-combustibility, alongside properties including sound absorption, thermal insulation, and electromagnetic shielding. Consequently, it finds extensive application in the architectural decoration of venues such as shopping centres, hotels, and sports arenas.
Below are some of our application examples:
New York 9/11 Memorial Library
Designer: Michael Arad
The building's founding purpose was established to honour this site of profound loss, to honour all those who survived the catastrophe, to honour all who risked their lives to save others, and to honour all who offered support during the darkest hour. Together, these elements' compel us to honour life once more, to reaffirm our resolve to uphold liberty, and to inspire us to end hatred, ignorance and bigotry.’
Prada Art Museum
Design Firm: OMA
OMA has added three new structures to this historic industrial site: a flat, mirror-clad space housing a cinema; a 24-carat gold-plated building serving as a temporary exhibition space; a ten-storey tower to be used as a gallery; and a tower currently under construction.
Its precisely calibrated architectural language completely subverts the previous building's appearance: far from being merely eye-catching, even on overcast days this gold-plated structure bathes the entire complex in a warm glow.
New Cultural Centre, Seville, Spain
Design Firm: Vázquez Consuegra
The new CaixaForum Cultural Centre in Seville endeavours to simultaneously address two critical issues in interventions involving existing structures: architectural strategies within given constraints and the requisite visibility.
The architects sought to emphasise the spaces of the exhibition galleries and auditorium, allowing their height and dimensions to avoid conflict with the existing concrete structure through a self-supporting enclosure. These functional spaces are situated underground, thereby regulating the building's entrance sequence and circulation routes.
