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    The Pixel Building in Melbourne, Australia was completed in 2010 and designed by studio505. It uses aluminum composite panels on its exterior that contain a non-combustible mineral core and fluorocarbon paint coating. The facade incorporates perimeter planters, fixed shading louvers, double glazed windows, and solar panel shading to maximize daylight, provide shade and views while controlling glare.

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    The Pixel Building in Melbourne, Australia was completed in 2010 and designed by studio505. It uses aluminum composite panels on its exterior that contain a non-combustible mineral core and fluorocarbon paint coating. The facade incorporates perimeter planters, fixed shading louvers, double glazed windows, and solar panel shading to maximize daylight, provide shade and views while controlling glare.

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    The Pixel Building in Melbourne, Australia was completed in 2010 and designed by studio505. It uses aluminum composite panels on its exterior that contain a non-combustible mineral core and fluorocarbon paint coating. The facade incorporates perimeter planters, fixed shading louvers, double glazed windows, and solar panel shading to maximize daylight, provide shade and views while controlling glare.

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    The Pixel Building in Melbourne, Australia was completed in 2010 and designed by studio505. It uses aluminum composite panels on its exterior that contain a non-combustible mineral core and fluorocarbon paint coating. The facade incorporates perimeter planters, fixed shading louvers, double glazed windows, and solar panel shading to maximize daylight, provide shade and views while controlling glare.

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    case study

    Pixel Building By Emily Rosa


    Melbourne, Australia

    Architect: studio505

    Owner: Grocon

    Year of completion: 2010

    Climate: Marine West Coast Climate

    Material of interest: Aluminum Composite panels

    Application: Exterior

    Properties of material: The recycled panels include


    aluminum skins with a non-combustible mineral filled core,
    and a coating of fluorocarbon paint. The facade is a sys-
    tem of perimeter planters, fixed shading louvers, double
    glazed window walls and solar panel shading. Recycled
    colour panels provide maximized daylight, shade, views
    and glare control. The building features a number of
    sustainable technologies, including wind turbines, solar
    panels, maneuverable louvers, a living roof, specialized
    concrete, recycled panels, and smart window technology,
    and is currently one of the leading sustainable buildings in
    the world.

    Sources:
    http://www.archdaily.com/190779/

    http://alpolic-usa.com/alpolic-projects/alpolic-panels-
    contribute-to-one-of-the-greenest-buildings-on-earth/

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