Built to specification

Making a strong architectural statement goes beyond bricks and mortar

View of a house which features aluminium joinery angle, architecture, building, commercial building, condominium, daylighting, daytime, elevation, facade, glass, house, line, product design, residential area, sky, wall, gray, blue — View of a house which features aluminium joinery manufactured by Tasman Aluminium and Aluminium Systems.

View of a house which features aluminium joinery architecture, daylighting, glass, house, interior design, gray, black

View of a house which features aluminium joinery architecture, building, corporate headquarters, facade, home, house, property, real estate, window, gray

Creating a point of difference is a popular goal when building a house. An unusual or unexpected design feature, or using a certain material differently can have the desired result.

The featured property uses these measures to good effect, especially the internal corner window, says Aluminium Systems NZ sales and marketing manager Rod Andrews.

"This is a great example of an unexpected feature. The joinery comprises 40mm architectural windows manufactured by Aluminium Systems' Tauranga-based fabricator Tasman Aluminium as does the exterior joinery."

Aluminium Systems provided products from its Architectural Suite, customised to the owners' specifications, as these products offered the desired strength and look, says Andrews.

The square-shaped profile of the Architectural Series creates a clean, sharp look, well suited to contemporary architecture.

For further information and to contact Aluminium Systems NZ, PO Box 51075, Pakuranga, Manukau City 2140, phone (09) 564 2900. Website: www.aslnz.co.nz. To contact Tasman Aluminium, phone (07) 574 6017. Website: www.tasmanaluminium.co.nz.

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25 Mar, 2010

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