Zero-carbon aluminium: Distant dream or inevitable reality? Network Architectural weighs in

Is zero-carbon aluminium a distant dream or an inevitable reality? Advances in recycling, renewable energy, and smelting technologies mean the shift is closer than ever. Steven Fraser of Network Architectural explores how specifiers, architects, and builders can drive change today, shaping a more sustainable future for aluminium in construction.

A Bespoke Metal Ceiling With A Story: How durlum Integrated Indigenous Art Into A Multi-Use School Hall

Discover how Network Architectural and durlum transformed Matthew Pearce Public School’s new hall into a cultural and architectural showpiece. Featuring custom metal ceiling panels with integrated Indigenous artwork by Jamie Eastwood, this project blends visual impact, acoustic performance, and deep cultural meaning in one stunning design.

Compliant Non-Combustible Aluminium Recladding at Nan Tien School of Higher Education

Discover how Nan Tien Institute overcame the challenge of non-compliant cladding, achieving full fire safety compliance while enhancing the building’s aesthetics and reducing insurance costs. ALPOLIC™ NC/A1 delivered a seamless blend of durability, sustainability, and style. Read more to uncover the steps behind this remarkable transformation.

Sustainable Ceilings: Reducing Carbon Footprint with Aluminium Ceiling Systems

Aluminium ceiling systems are lightweight, durable, and low-maintenance, making them a popular choice in modern construction. But beyond these benefits, sustainability is crucial. This whitepaper examines how the recyclability and long lifespan of aluminium ceiling systems contribute to reducing carbon footprints, offering specifiers valuable insights into choosing environmentally responsible materials for their projects.

Navigating Sustainability when Selecting Aluminium Cladding

Given the various attractions of aluminium cladding, its continued popularity for a range of applications is understandable. However, aesthetic and functional benefits are only part of the equation. Environmental considerations are also critical. This whitepaper discusses the key variables that contribute to the sustainability (or otherwise) of such products, helping specifiers make informed decisions about their material choices.