The Use Of Alucobond Aluminum Composite Cladding In Responsive Architecture

 The Use Of Alucobond Aluminum Composite Cladding In Responsive Architecture

Responsive designs refer to both kinetic and dynamic façades and include non-stagnant building construction. These facades respond to their environment either via technology or manual stimulation. The responsiveness usually facilitates some kind of climatic benefit in which a daylighting or other energy efficiency function is enabled. Although the responsiveness of a façade can be purely aesthetic as well, adding a dimensional characteristic not often seen in architecture. The technology related to responsive façades is predominantly associated with advancements in materials such as glass, windows, or coatings. When exploring the capabilities of producing an energy efficient structure, designers often utilize aluminum composite material (ACM) as a collaborative material, used with a solar efficient glass, advanced coating system, or along side building-integrated photovoltaics. Less often are designers transforming the aluminum composite cladding itself to assist in the energy performance of the building. Leading the way in responsive building design is France, in particular the city of Paris, who has become synonymous with sustainability.

The shutters can be operated individually and produce an interesting aesthetic. The exterior, with the three finishes chosen, creates an interesting interplay with natural light. Additionally, the use of mirrored cladding material allows for an added dimension of reflection from the busy street to the sky above. Whether for sunshading, sound refraction, or purely aesthetic, the use of dynamic exteriors is becoming more prevalent in architectural design. Once satisfied with a flat exterior, architects are now looking for ways in which responsiveness can play a role in a building’s efficiency.

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