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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GKD metal mesh was specified to clad the facade of the Van Nuys Airport parking garage near Los Angeles. Thirty-nine panels of Lago stainless steel mesh offer much needed sun shading as well as privacy for the facility’s pedestrians, while also granting them unobstructed views of the surroundings.
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For this campus gym, flexible metal fabric allowed designers to create a curved wall that reaches to the upper level, finishing as a balustrade for the railing system. The tensioned fabric defines the large area on the ground floor while keeping outside light flowing to the interior.
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Students and faculty on approach to the James Branch Cabell Library at VCU are a captive audience for university communication. Mediamesh technology allows the school to project its ongoing messaging in a digital format while providing transparency from the inside and filtering the most intense daylight.
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Expansive metal fabric screens constructed of Omega 1520 stainless steel and bronze provides a warm and dramatic backdrop for the chapel at this seminary, forms a balustrade for the balconies, and offers sunshading benefits for the large space.
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Designed to allow the flow of natural light throughout this research and educational facility, SmithGroup architects also needed to mitigate the sun’s intensity. They identified the transparent benefits of metal mesh as the perfect sunshading option, installing 216 panels of GKD Lamelle metal fabric.
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The architects at Gould Evans chose GKD Omega 1520 PC stainless steel mesh for a suspended ceiling in the office building of ValueAct Capital. All four edges of the 315 mesh panels were folded over and attached to the substructure to create a sleek and seamless design concept.
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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.
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