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.

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.

Q&A with Steven Fraser, Ceiling Systems Manager at Network Architectural

As the demand for sustainable building solutions intensifies, metal ceilings are becoming increasingly popular. With their remarkable recyclability and longevity, they are emerging as a smart choice for the forward-thinking and environmentally conscious. Steven Fraser unpacks the environmental potential of metal ceilings and talk about what makes durlum a real stand-out in this space.

Weathering the storm: ALPOLIC’s role in creating resilient architecture for changing climate

Amidst Australia’s climate crisis, ALPOLIC™ panels offer exceptional weather resistance and durability. Tested to meet rigorous standards, these panels withstand extreme conditions while maintaining aesthetic appeal. From the Q1 Tower to the Queensland Children’s Hospital, ALPOLIC™ showcases the resilience and sustainability needed for future-proof architecture.

The butterfly effect at Changi Airport Terminal 3: Ingenious design takes flight with durlum’s dynamic ceiling and light modulation system

Discover Changi Airport Terminal 3’s dynamic ceiling by durlum. Inspired by butterfly wings, the system’s anodised aluminium panels adjust to natural light, enhancing comfort and reducing energy use. This innovative design sets a new standard for sustainability in airport architecture.