Alumil

ALUMIL is a multi-national company with more than 2.200 employees and over 30 years of experience in the design and production of architectural aluminium systems. Through our 12 factories and 32 subsidiaries, we operate in over 60 countries worldwide, producing state-of-the-art systems that meet the high demands of modern construction. ALUMIL’s wide product range incorporates innovative solutions that can equip every type of building.

Our mission is to improve the quality of people’s lives by enhancing the performance of their buildings with products of the highest quality, technology and aesthetics. Our motto is “building excellence every day,” and we try to fulfill this goal not only by developing premium products but also through a sustainable business model that is human and environmentally friendly. Therefore, we follow sustainability principles and have adopted circular economy practices in our production.

Website
www.alumil.com/
Address
8, Gogousi str., 56429, Thessaloniki Greece
Phone
+302313011000

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1770 Pendrell

1770 Pendrell is a contemporary 21-story tower constructed in the West End region of Vancouver. The spectacular building stands out for its impressive architectural design, as its mass is divided into two separate blocks, bringing a sense of movement. The Henriquez Partners Architects managed to preserve the traditional constructive elements of the West End area. Such elements, evident in Pendrell, include concrete, ribbon-type windows, and the landscaped setback that shapes the exterior with green spaces. The selected unitized curtain wall system fits into the architectural approach thanks to its minimal aesthetics and structural construction, providing high façade transparency and static robustness. In addition, the advanced lift & slide system used in the residences meets the contemporary architectural trend of transparency, enhancing the natural lighting. The thermally insulated hinged system offers certified high thermal insulation performance, reaching passive house levels.