Parametric Ceiling Panel Design: What It Means and Why It Matters
Par Essia Zarrouk
Parametric design is one of those architectural terms that sounds more complicated than it needs to be. In practice, it … Suite
Par Essia Zarrouk
Parametric design is one of those architectural terms that sounds more complicated than it needs to be. In practice, it … Suite
Par Essia Zarrouk
Custom ceiling tiles have historically meant one of two things: a long briefing process with a manufacturer, or a CAD-heavy … Suite
Par Essia Zarrouk
The materials architects specify today define the embodied carbon profile of buildings that will stand for 50 years. Here’s why material intelligence is the next frontier in architectural practice.
Par Essia Zarrouk
Conventional acoustic tile is functional but visually limited. Here’s why a growing number of architects are specifying InfiKnit™ — the world’s first 3D-knitted architectural ceiling system — for projects where surface quality matters.
Par Essia Zarrouk
Libraries and dedicated study spaces require low reverberation and controlled ambient noise. Here’s how ceiling specification addresses these requirements in contemporary educational and public building design.
Par Essia Zarrouk
Lighting integration into acoustic ceiling systems affects both the visual quality and performance of both systems. Here’s how to coordinate effectively at specification stage.
Par Essia Zarrouk
Acoustic ceiling materials need to maintain their performance and appearance over the building lifecycle. Here’s what durability means for PET felt, recycled aluminium, and 3D-knitted textile systems.
Par Essia Zarrouk
Exterior cladding specification requires understanding long-term material performance under UV, moisture, and thermal cycling. Here’s what architects should know about aluminium in exterior applications.
Par Essia Zarrouk
Acoustic performance in baffle ceiling systems is determined by more than material choice. Fin depth, spacing, and coverage all affect the delivered NRC. Here’s how to think through these variables.
Par Essia Zarrouk
Cultural buildings place unique demands on ceiling systems — performance requirements are high, design ambition is significant, and the programme is often constrained. Here’s how to navigate the specification.