Awnings for Architects – Finding the Best Solution for Your Project
Throughout the last two centuries, awnings have been used in a variety of manifestations to provide shelter and shade to both residential and commercial properties. In recent times, however, architects and designers have come to appreciate the high aesthetic value of a thoughtfully designed awning installation. Such installations can add significant benefit to a property, enhancing visual appeal, conserving energy by natural cooling, and providing protected spaces outdoors.
Aesthetically, awnings can help bring out the charm of historical architecture, soften harsh building facades, and create a warm and inviting atmospheres for hospitality venues such as restaurants, hotels, and shops. The projecting fabric covers can also provide extremely effective signage.
Architects often realise the advantages of incorporating specially designed recess awnings into the specification of new commercial developments. This allows the awnings to be concealed within the custom-made recesses when not in use.
The Victorian Awning – A Very British Awning
The Victorian Awning has long been regarded as an elegant and timeless solution to complete any shopfront or fascia. The Victorian is hand-crafted and its features include a classic hardwood housing, steel-forged arms and a specially developed weather-proof fabric covering. Read More
