Perforated Metal screens featured buildings

Perforated Screens installed in Osaka Home

A Japanese architect, Yoshiaki Yamashita who is known for designing beautiful garage home and domestic daring backless dress has come out of his normal zone to create unique spotless home.

The Light Grain House building located in Osaka in Japan, features perforated metal sheets in a security façade to create light grain shades under sunlight. Its simple design and secured structure shields it from the external disturbances. The perforated sheets add a modern touch into traditional Japanese architecture.

Perforated metals to create dramatic house designs

When you are in Tokyo, Japan to see a dramatic house plan, this house will definitely make you to stop and have a glare on it. The interiors are certainly special that should be observed. Featured with perforated metal windows, the urban house is constructed to excel the available place to live. These windows offer a flawless look from the outside and provide complete privacy in addition of letting the natural light come inside without any interruption.

Moving perforated screens

This Leawood exploratory office located in Kansas city is characterized with dynamic perforated metal screens that maintain the heat gain. Made by architecture El Dorado to build an office that would challenge the small windowed typical office buildings that are located in Kansas City result into making a good impression.

The double story building features perforated metal screens that move parallel to the windows, except the building parts that need open doorways and standard areas.

Egyptian Solar Slides House features Perforated facades

From the east and west, the panels are made in angled vertical louvers form, the distance between them is based on the shading requirements of the internal rooms. The north side is usually open, intact from the outer noises and disturbances. In the night times, the cove lights illuminate colored interior walls.