Primarily for architectural designs with multiple integrated components, window walls are quite common across numerous sectors for their flexibility in installation, relative comparative cost, and ability to incorporate a variety of façade elements within a single design. A traditional “window wall” design is commonly recognized as singular units spanning in between levels of the primary structure that seal form a localized and isolated air and water barrier at each floor. Structural elements are typically covered with aesthetic feature slab covers or may be left exposed to meet certain architectural design intents.

 Compared to its curtainwall counterpart, traditional window wall system design presents a unique set of issues to address for both performance and aesthetics. Façade Concepts has a wealth of experience in developing highly intricate designs for these types of exterior cladding systems that incorporate numerous design features and visual elements in a manner that allows for cost-effective production and ease of installation.