Facade Exterior project photos
Photographs in the facade exterior category show aluminium, steel and solid timber facades in traditional, coastal and minimalist styles.Can't find it? Describe what you need and matching suppliers will come to you.
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About Facade Exterior project photos
Facade Exterior project photographs show building elevations, exterior form and how a facade relates to its site. The collection includes work in New Zealand, such as Ayrshire Lane by Team Green Architects, which can inform a brief for a new build or renovation.
Facade Exterior Projects
The photographs show contemporary and modern elevations alongside traditional and minimalist work; Victorian and Edwardian details and coastal forms also appear. Aluminium and steel are common, with solid timber, concrete, weatherboard and painted plasterboard also visible. Waikereru Welcome Shelter by Pac Studio is one example to study alongside other projects.
When developing a facade exterior brief, compare photographs of similar building types or settings, then note the forms and details that address your own site. Point Wells Gable House by Pac Studio provides another project reference for these early discussions.
How can facade photographs inform a project brief?
Compare projects with a similar building form or site, and note the proportions and placement of openings that suit the brief.
What should I look for in an exterior elevation?
Trace how the facade meets the roof, ground and adjoining walls. These junctions can help clarify the details to discuss with your architect or builder.
How can I use a project photograph when discussing design ideas?
Save a relevant image and mark the features you want to discuss, such as the entry sequence or the way the facade addresses the street.