Function and fashion intersect with the use of GKD Futura 3110 as both partition and balustrade. The transparency of the weave adds an open and spacious feeling, while the resilient material provides fall guard protection with a modern aesthetic.
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This showstopping concert hall features GKD metal fabric in 101 freestanding metal fabric partitions which serve as the backdrop to the much-celebrated organ. The aesthetically striking and acoustically sound feature visually registers as a continuous panel in this 28,000 square foot space.
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Sun shading, daylighting, graphic design and space-utilization create a unique, 21st century learning environment. To promote school spirit and create an easily identifiable main entrance area, the school’s pirate mascot was custom etched by GKD into the Omega 1510 woven metal fabric.
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This massive sunshading facade consists of three panels of Omega 1510. Attached by extended loops and round bar at top and bottom, the panels also boost school pride with a custom etched graphic of the Plymouth South mascot.
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HLW International, LLC in New York specified GKD’s precision etched graphic process to bring this car dealership’s brand to life. Natural lighting and spotlighting effects continuously change the appearance of the media while its durability ensures it will maintain its elegant appearance for years to come.
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When designing an improved main entrance to the school, DLR Group wanted to preserve the open courtyard in the front of the school. The design solution was to use GKD metal fabric as transparent signage that allows the school to showcase its brand without closing off the courtyard from the outside.
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With the parking garage of Samsung’s Silicon Valley headquarters constantly exposed to the California sun, NBBJ selected Omega 1520 architectural mesh to shade, ventilate and secure the building. Custom printing reminiscent of a circuit board underscores the tech giant’s corporate identity.
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The Bass Biology Research Building stands as the new cornerstone of Stanford’s quad. To emphasize science through storytelling, Knot created a first-of-its-kind, interactive public art piece called Morphogenesis, where biological images of scientific composition are prominently displayed on a GKD Mediamesh screen.
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Artist Jennifer Steinkamp utilizes 3D animation via Mediamesh for her work titled “Murmuration” at the Governor George Deukmejian Courthouse in Long Beach. Located in the expansive lobby, the art display consists of colorful feathers flying in a pattern similar to birds in flight.
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A series of walkways can be found throughout The Art Institute of Chicago campus. Tigris metal fabric panels used as railing infill offer an elegant solution to safely and securely protect visitors, while the transparent material allows uninhibited views of the sweeping Chicago skyline.
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