Woven wire (specifically, the Venetian Waterways I pattern) fills large window-like openings that surround this multi-story brick and concrete parking structure on the GTCC campus. Screens are sized to fit inside an aluminum storefront system; their stainless steel finish shines like glass in direct sunlight while providing shading and security for the facility.

This pattern is a single shot, slotted pattern that creates rectangular openings a wide variety of opening sizes and used in many applications.  Three examples listed below: SPEC #1: SPEC #2: SPEC #3: Venetian Waterways I Venetian Waterways II Venetian Waterways III Weave size: 3/32” x 1/2″  16 Gauge (.063”) Weave size: 3/8” x 1”  10 Gauge (.135”) Weave size: 3/8” x 1-1/2”  6 Gauge (.192”) Alloy: Can be woven […]

Mounted to the southeast facade of this parking structure are several installations that demonstrate not only the capabilities of tension screen as a cladding and sunshading system but also its possibilities as an eye-catching signage display. In this instance, the graphic images were applied by an artist whose spray booth size limitations forced screens to be manufactured in 10′ heights; typically tension screens may extend greater than 20′ in height […]

Two stainless steel woven wire patterns, held in tension, clad the entire western and southwestern façades of this six-story parking structure. The weave pattern at ground level surrounds the entire structure: Venetian Waterways 5C is a custom design to provide security with greater transparency. The weave applied to the upper western and southwestern façades, Venetian Waterways I, is a standard pattern that provides similar transparency, excellent sunshading and a reflective […]