Facebook Tweet Help Stories Hospitality Deje vu Share Tweet Help The Coro hotel was designed to capture the essence of the iconic Coronation Hotel that used to stand on this very site Lobby seating area with large windows. Most architects will design a building to capture as much natural light as possible, but systems need to be in place to ensure light can be blocked if necessary. Operable external screens from Helioscreen were installed in The Coro so heat, glare and UV levels can be kept at an acceptable level.Screens were custom made for The Coro by Helioscreen, and installed by Andaluz. Helioscreen's Nino Chiappetta says external rather than internal screens were specified, as they are more effective in reducing heat. Exterior view of building showing external screens at windows. "If you were to put an external screen on a window, heat would be cut by 90%. An internal screen on the same window would only cut heat by 40%, but they are sometimes preferable for aesthetic reasons," he says.High performance fabric called Sunscreen is used for screens, which is just as efficient as old-style canvas with the added bonus of being transparent so people can still see out. Ninety-five per cent of UV light is cut out, protecting furniture, floors and people from the sun's harsh rays. View of bar seating area with large windows and sunscreens. For details, contact Helioscreen, phone 1300 766 235. Email: enquiries@helioscreen.com.au. Website: www.helioscreen.com.au. Story by: Trendsideas 29 Sep, 2005 Hospitality Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post Stone, wood and metal 17 Nov, 2024 Memories of the Alhambra 17 Nov, 2024 Collaboration and connection 17 Nov, 2024 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > AU2115 AU2115 Read More Similar Stories