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University of Florida – Research and Academic Center at Lake Nona

Natural lighting, outward transparency and optimum solar protection were achieved by this metal fabric sunshading system at this research facility in Lake Nona, Florida. The façade is made up of ten trapezoidal metal fabric panels that wrap the front of the building like a protective shield.

Weaves: Escale 7×1

Attachment: Woven-In-Flat-Bar with Clevises, Flats with Clevis

Application: Facades, Solar Control

Location: Lake Nona, Florida

Architect: HOK

Market Segment: Education

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