Lightweight Elliptical Fins for Building Facades by Maxim Louvres

Built by FRH and designed by Cox Richardson, the ATP Building (Australian Technology Park) in Redfern features the Maxim Elliptical Fins and Maxim Fins MF600 by Maxim Louvres.

Maxim Elliptical Fins are a type of architectural facade element that can be used to add a distinctive visual element to a building's exterior. These fins are designed with a unique elliptical shape, which creates a dynamic visual effect as the sun moves across the sky.

The fins are typically made from a lightweight and durable material, such as aluminium or stainless steel, and can be finished with a range of colours and textures to suit the specific design needs of the project. They can be mounted vertically or horizontally to the building's exterior facade and can be spaced at different intervals to create a custom pattern or design.

Maxim Lightweight Elliptical Fins

A main benefit of Maxim Elliptical Fins is their ability to reduce the amount of solar heat gain in a building's interior. The fins create a shading effect that blocks direct sunlight from entering the building, reducing the amount of heat that is transferred to the interior space. This can help to improve energy efficiency and reduce cooling costs, while also creating a more comfortable and pleasant environment for occupants.

In addition to their functional benefits, Maxim Elliptical Fins also provide a striking visual element to a building's facade. The unique elliptical shape creates a dynamic and visually interesting pattern that can help to enhance the overall aesthetic of the building.

ATP Building (Australian Technology Park) in Redfern

For more information on using Maxim Elliptical Fins for your next project, please contact Maxim Louvres at www.maximlouvres.com.au