Another distinctive feature of the design is the use of upper spandrel panels, enhanced with horizontal sunshades made of extruded aluminum. These not only enrich the visual identity of the building but also contribute to the interior comfort by reducing solar gain. This portion of the façade includes special IGUs and high-density mineral wool panels, enclosed in robust sendzimir-coated steel sheets for enhanced durability and resistance.
Equally eye-catching are the “Lesene” elements—vertical projections extending up to one meter—crafted from AISI 441 stainless steel and clad with slabs of Roman Travertine. This material choice evokes the historical traditions of Rome and lends the project a sense of prestige and permanence.
Functionality has not been overlooked: many of the glazed panels are operable and open outward thanks to advanced systems combining custom aluminum profiles, high-performance IGUs, and limit-arm opening mechanisms. These allow for natural ventilation without compromising the aesthetic continuity of the façade.
Main Façade
