It is an impressive way from the idea to the realization. What does the Titanic have to do with it? 110 years ago the Titanic was one of the most impressive “structures”. The metal colossus weighed around 46,000 t.

About as much as the Titanic weight lays on the smooth metal panels at Binder Parametric Metal. The panel is formed in the press with approx. 50,000 t, so with “titanic” powers. The result is the current favorite design – “Crumple”. 

In a perfect repeat, the facade of the building becomes an impressive highlight.

Here Crumple is sanded in the aluminum solid sheet variant. These facade elements are used on the outside facade of a new building to cover blind boxes and for additional sun protection.

The dreary storage containers on our company premises have so far been anything but a feast for the eyes.

That is now a thing of the past and our containers shine in new splendor. Last but not least, we also clad the facade with our 3D metal panels for demonstration purposes. Different samples can be viewed in life size and thus give an impression of our 3D metal facades.

As a special feature, we have integrated our company logo into the facade using laser cut holes.

From October 28 to 29 2019, Binder Parametric Metal was represented with a booth in Bern and showed individual, parametric solutions made of metal for 3D facades and interior design.

In addition to 3D samples made of stainless steel and aluminum, visitors could find out more about realized projects and other services such as 3D visualization. The Advanced Building Skins conference was held for the 14th time and is Europe’s leading building envelope event.

From November 7-8 2018, the Binder Parametric Metal team participated in the ‘Get-Together for Architects’ at the Architect@Work in Berlin and presented customized, parametric metal solutions for 3D facade and interior design to its highly interested visitors..

The company demonstrated elegant 3D panels made of stainless steel, copper, aluminum in different shapes with different surface treatments, which can be tailored to the ideas of architects and planners by offering ‘customized solutions’.

Renderings and simulations in-house support the planning process. A company presentation demonstrated already realized projects. Thanks to innovative cladding, multi-storey car parks and a tourism school were given a new look. For the first time 3D shaped ceiling panels were presented as indoor solutions. In total, more than 5,000 architects were on site.