Why use architectural mesh for buildings?

Mesh systems by Cambridge Architectural offer form, function and economy, all in one design, making the architect’s imagination the only limitation of the use of mesh for buildings. The flexibility of architectural mesh allows it to perform exceptionally in a variety of functions traditionally associated with other building materials.
 
Cambridge identifies its mesh systems according to key functions. The primary function of a Security & Safety system is to provide aesthetically pleasing methods of protection for people and property such as fall protection, security, wind abatement and blast mitigation. Corporate Branding systems are a perfect vehicle for presenting and showcasing corporate identity, illustrating how mesh for buildings can be creatively employed.  Promoting sustainability, Cambridge’s Solar systems shade sun and reduce light pollution, while Ventilation systems facilitate airflow and reduce HVAC requirements.
 
Architectural mesh for buildings is not just limited to the structure’s exterior. A Façade system can visually differentiate a building exterior while a Space Sculpting system defines space within open interior or exterior areas. Similarly, Landscape Interior systems broadly feature metal fabric within an expansive interior, offering a fresh, inventive way to transform interior space.