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Modularity & Ease of Disassembly

The most sustainable building is the one that is not demolished. To extend the lifetime of a building, we should pay attention to the circular character of its components. Modular construction methods, as well as adaptive and easy-to-dismantle façade solutions, can help give new life to existing building projects. 

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ElementFaçade 7 

Unitised façade system that builds the future

Modular façade systems such as ElementFaçade 7 allow for easy prefabrication of building elements at the workshop. Moreover, units can be swiftly installed from inside the building and are easily removed, replaced or disassembled. As a result, on-site construction time and production waste is limited, and carbon emissions linked to transportation and site activities can be drastically reduced. 

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Modular building at its finest

Doktoren

From the minds of Binst Architects, the Doktoren residential tower in Antwerp, Belgium is a beacon of futureproof modular design. The prefabricated timber frame façade contains MasterLine 8 windows and was constructed one floor at a time, as a life-size puzzle at great heights. Bespoke ConceptPatio 155 sliding doors increase the living comfort even more.

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Beige high-rise building with lots of windows in city centre.
Beige high-rise building with lots of windows in city centre.

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