Fabrik by Shildan - Revision history

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	* Stainless steel.		* Stainless steel.
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	* Wall types.		* Wall types.

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	* Glazing.		* Glazing.
		+	* Kinetic facade.
	* Living façade.		* Living façade.
	* Pebbledash.		* Pebbledash.

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−	The flexible stainless steel framework of every ~~Fabrik~~ sheet – or swath - makes the system easy to instal. The sheets can be folded in pallets or rolled into coils for easy storage and transportation. Once on site, installation can be achieved quickly by fixing entire sheets, as opposed to the traditional method of installing individual façade units.	+	The flexible stainless steel framework of every sheet – or swath - makes the system easy to instal. The sheets can be folded in pallets or rolled into coils for easy storage and transportation. Once on site, installation can be achieved quickly by fixing entire sheets, as opposed to the traditional method of installing individual façade units.

	Inset into the sheets, component ‘elements’ can be formed in ‘virtually any geometric pattern’, allowing for decorative creativity and aesthetic individuality. These elements can be terracotta, glass, timber or composite materials, all capable of being customised in colour, finish and density.		Inset into the sheets, component ‘elements’ can be formed in ‘virtually any geometric pattern’, allowing for decorative creativity and aesthetic individuality. These elements can be terracotta, glass, timber or composite materials, all capable of being customised in colour, finish and density.

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−	~~At the AIA Convention in April 2016, the~~ Shildan Group launched their new architectural ‘textile’ façade product Fabrik.	+	The Shildan Group launched their new architectural ‘textile’ façade product Fabrik at the AIA Convention in April 2016.

−	Described as ~~being~~ ‘boldly innovative’ and ‘category-bending’, Fabrik ~~is capable of being affixed~~ to any wall as an expansive, prefabricated sheet system~~. This~~ creates an instant façade or interior screen~~, negating the need to lay bricks and mortar or even to mount individual panels to a structural plane~~.	+	Described as ‘boldly innovative’ and ‘category-bending’, Fabrik can be fixed to any wall structure, providing an expansive, prefabricated sheet system which creates an instant façade or interior screen.

	[[File:Fabrik2.jpg\|link=File:Fabrik2.jpg]]		[[File:Fabrik2.jpg\|link=File:Fabrik2.jpg]]

−	~~With a less than 10% modification of components,~~ the Fabrik system ~~is said to have~~ ‘virtually limitless construction applications in both commercial and residential design’~~. This versatility means~~ it can be ~~effectively~~ customised for elements such as pavements, roofing, pergolas, and ~~shade~~ screens.	+	Shildan Group suggest the Fabrik system has ‘virtually limitless construction applications in both commercial and residential design’, and it can be customised for elements such as pavements, roofing, pergolas, and shading screens.

	[[File:Fabrik3.jpg\|link=File:Fabrik3.jpg]]		[[File:Fabrik3.jpg\|link=File:Fabrik3.jpg]]

−	The flexible stainless steel framework of every Fabrik sheet – or swath - makes the system easy to ~~install~~. The sheets can be folded in pallets or rolled into coils for easy storage and transportation. Once ~~at the~~ site, ~~efficient construction~~ can be achieved by ~~using a crane~~ as opposed to the traditional method of installing individual façade units.	+	The flexible stainless steel framework of every Fabrik sheet – or swath - makes the system easy to instal. The sheets can be folded in pallets or rolled into coils for easy storage and transportation. Once on site, installation can be achieved quickly by fixing entire sheets, as opposed to the traditional method of installing individual façade units.

−	Inset into the sheets, component ‘elements’ can be ~~installed~~ in ‘virtually any geometric pattern’, allowing for decorative creativity and aesthetic individuality. These elements can be terracotta, glass, timber or composite materials, all capable of being customised in colour, finish and density.	+	Inset into the sheets, component ‘elements’ can be formed in ‘virtually any geometric pattern’, allowing for decorative creativity and aesthetic individuality. These elements can be terracotta, glass, timber or composite materials, all capable of being customised in colour, finish and density.

	[[File:Fabrik4.jpg\|link=File:Fabrik4.jpg]]		[[File:Fabrik4.jpg\|link=File:Fabrik4.jpg]]

−	The Fabrik system ~~also has the advantage of~~ easy ~~maintenance. As~~ it is mortarless, ~~large~~ sheets can be collected easily for repair. ~~As a means of saving both material and time, a~~ specialised ‘element tool’ allows for the replacement of single element units rather than whole sections.	+	The Fabrik system is easy to maintain as it is mortarless, and so sheets can be collected easily for repair. A specialised ‘element tool’ also allows for the replacement of single element units rather than whole sections.

−	Shildan’s terracotta rainscreen and sunscreen systems have been used on ~~over~~ 300 projects across the world ~~and have collaborated with~~ architects such as Renzo Piano, FXFowle, and COOKFOX.	+	Shildan’s terracotta rainscreen and sunscreen systems have been used on more than 300 projects across the world, by architects such as Renzo Piano, FXFowle, and COOKFOX.

	[[File:Fabrik5.jpg\|link=File:Fabrik5.jpg]]		[[File:Fabrik5.jpg\|link=File:Fabrik5.jpg]]

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	At the AIA Convention in April 2016, the Shildan Group launched their new architectural ‘textile’ façade product Fabrik.		At the AIA Convention in April 2016, the Shildan Group launched their new architectural ‘textile’ façade product Fabrik.
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	Described as being ‘boldly innovative’ and ‘category-bending’, Fabrik is capable of being affixed to any wall as an expansive, prefabricated sheet system. This creates an instant façade or interior screen, negating the need to lay bricks and mortar or even to mount individual panels to a structural plane.		Described as being ‘boldly innovative’ and ‘category-bending’, Fabrik is capable of being affixed to any wall as an expansive, prefabricated sheet system. This creates an instant façade or interior screen, negating the need to lay bricks and mortar or even to mount individual panels to a structural plane.

−	[[File:Fabrik2.jpg]]	+	[[File:Fabrik2.jpg\|link=File:Fabrik2.jpg]]

	With a less than 10% modification of components, the Fabrik system is said to have ‘virtually limitless construction applications in both commercial and residential design’. This versatility means it can be effectively customised for elements such as pavements, roofing, pergolas, and shade screens.		With a less than 10% modification of components, the Fabrik system is said to have ‘virtually limitless construction applications in both commercial and residential design’. This versatility means it can be effectively customised for elements such as pavements, roofing, pergolas, and shade screens.

−	[[File:Fabrik3.jpg]]	+	[[File:Fabrik3.jpg\|link=File:Fabrik3.jpg]]

	The flexible stainless steel framework of every Fabrik sheet – or swath - makes the system easy to install. The sheets can be folded in pallets or rolled into coils for easy storage and transportation. Once at the site, efficient construction can be achieved by using a crane as opposed to the traditional method of installing individual façade units.		The flexible stainless steel framework of every Fabrik sheet – or swath - makes the system easy to install. The sheets can be folded in pallets or rolled into coils for easy storage and transportation. Once at the site, efficient construction can be achieved by using a crane as opposed to the traditional method of installing individual façade units.
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	Inset into the sheets, component ‘elements’ can be installed in ‘virtually any geometric pattern’, allowing for decorative creativity and aesthetic individuality. These elements can be terracotta, glass, timber or composite materials, all capable of being customised in colour, finish and density.		Inset into the sheets, component ‘elements’ can be installed in ‘virtually any geometric pattern’, allowing for decorative creativity and aesthetic individuality. These elements can be terracotta, glass, timber or composite materials, all capable of being customised in colour, finish and density.

−	[[File:Fabrik4.jpg]]	+	[[File:Fabrik4.jpg\|link=File:Fabrik4.jpg]]

	The Fabrik system also has the advantage of easy maintenance. As it is mortarless, large sheets can be collected easily for repair. As a means of saving both material and time, a specialised ‘element tool’ allows for the replacement of single element units rather than whole sections.		The Fabrik system also has the advantage of easy maintenance. As it is mortarless, large sheets can be collected easily for repair. As a means of saving both material and time, a specialised ‘element tool’ allows for the replacement of single element units rather than whole sections.
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	Shildan’s terracotta rainscreen and sunscreen systems have been used on over 300 projects across the world and have collaborated with architects such as Renzo Piano, FXFowle, and COOKFOX.		Shildan’s terracotta rainscreen and sunscreen systems have been used on over 300 projects across the world and have collaborated with architects such as Renzo Piano, FXFowle, and COOKFOX.

−	[[File:Fabrik5.jpg]]	+	[[File:Fabrik5.jpg\|link=File:Fabrik5.jpg]]

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	* Prefabrication.		* Prefabrication.
	* Rustication.		* Rustication.
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	* Wall types.		* Wall types.

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At the AIA Convention in April 2016, the Shildan Group launched their new architectural ‘textile’ façade product Fabrik.

Described as being ‘boldly innovative’ and ‘category-bending’, Fabrik is capable of being affixed to any wall as an expansive, prefabricated sheet system. This creates an instant façade or interior screen, negating the need to lay bricks and mortar or even to mount individual panels to a structural plane.

[[File:Fabrik2.jpg]]

With a less than 10% modification of components, the Fabrik system is said to have ‘virtually limitless construction applications in both commercial and residential design’. This versatility means it can be effectively customised for elements such as pavements, roofing, pergolas, and shade screens.

[[File:Fabrik3.jpg]]

The flexible stainless steel framework of every Fabrik sheet – or swath - makes the system easy to install. The sheets can be folded in pallets or rolled into coils for easy storage and transportation. Once at the site, efficient construction can be achieved by using a crane as opposed to the traditional method of installing individual façade units.

Inset into the sheets, component ‘elements’ can be installed in ‘virtually any geometric pattern’, allowing for decorative creativity and aesthetic individuality. These elements can be terracotta, glass, timber or composite materials, all capable of being customised in colour, finish and density.

[[File:Fabrik4.jpg]]

The Fabrik system also has the advantage of easy maintenance. As it is mortarless, large sheets can be collected easily for repair. As a means of saving both material and time, a specialised ‘element tool’ allows for the replacement of single element units rather than whole sections.

Shildan’s terracotta rainscreen and sunscreen systems have been used on over 300 projects across the world and have collaborated with architects such as Renzo Piano, FXFowle, and COOKFOX.

[[File:Fabrik5.jpg]]

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