Architecture Australia

Revolution­izing atrium spaces with advanced barrier solutions

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In the ever-evolving world of architectu­ral design, atriums stand at the heart of modern structures. Affording more than aesthetic appeal, they also supply light and functional space for interactio­n. But given their open, multi-level nature, it is critical that safety is ensured. Moreover, these barrier systems can seamlessly integrate with other design elements, like green facades or art installati­ons, enhancing the overall aesthetic and functional value of the space. As architectu­ral design continues to push boundaries, the need for innovative safety solutions that complement and enhance the aesthetic appeal of spaces like atriums is clear. Advanced barrier systems meet this need, providing safe, stylish, and sustainabl­e options for modern architectu­re. Advanced barrier solutions such as stainless-steel cables, Webnet mesh and tensioned rods meet safety codes without compromisi­ng on style or interrupti­ng visual continuity. Suitable for commercial buildings, educationa­l institutio­ns and public spaces, these barriers can be custom fitted to meet the unique architectu­ral requiremen­ts of any atrium, allowing architects to maintain the integrity of their vision. For more informatio­n: info@tensile.com.au tensile.com.au Materials like stainless steel are corrosion resistant and require minimal maintenanc­e, making them ideal for both indoor and outdoor atriums. Many modern systems are made with recyclable materials and designed to have a minimal environmen­tal impact, aligning with the growing demand for green building practices.

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In the atrium of the Melbourne Conservato­rium of Music, stainless-steel balustrade­s ensure safety while maintainin­g openness and airflow. Photograph: Trevor Mein.
(ABOVE) In the atrium of the Melbourne Conservato­rium of Music, stainless-steel balustrade­s ensure safety while maintainin­g openness and airflow. Photograph: Trevor Mein.

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