Applications
Hybrid Textiles
Facades
Denvelops Hybrid TexTILES offer lightweight, durable, and easily serviceable modular installation systems, supporting large formats, fully parametric façades, and adjustable tiles for optimized light, shade, and sustainable performance.
- Project-adapted installation: Lightweight, durable, and registrable module by module.
- Large format capability: Panels up to 2.40 m × 3 m, dry installable in sequences of up to 10 panels.
- Hyper-modular and parametric: Configure row heights and column widths freely to match the supporting structure, and to get the exact density you need.
- Sustainable and optimized: Control shadows by adjusting tilt and orientation of each tile.
- Strong and Recoverable: A durable, low-maintenance system designed for long-lasting performance and easy reuse.
- Wind load management: Choose kinetic shading solutions, explore horizontal alignments, or expand the modular system to adapt your project for maximum shading performance with minimal steel weight. The goal is to optimize for sustainability by balancing solar control, structural efficiency, and material economy.
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Pergolas
Denvelops Hybrid TexTILES for Pergolas create lightweight, modular shading structures that reduce solar heat gain, enhance comfort, and promote sustainability with durable, recyclable materials.
- Kinetic pergolas: Adapt dynamically to wind and environmental conditions while reducing suction loads.
- Catenary pergolas: Achieve spans up to 30 m, combining elegance with structural efficiency.
- Ballasted kits: Enable easy, temporary installation for heat episodes or sites without prior construction.
- Versatile materials: Use a range of affordable, innovative materials for unique, eye-catching designs.
- Strong and recoverable: Durable, low-maintenance system built for long-lasting performance and easy reuse.
Ceilings
Hybrid TexTILES combine lightweight modular design and aesthetic flexibility, creating striking ceilings that integrate lighting, ventilation, and acoustic control. Made from durable, recyclable materials, they ensure sustainable performance and transform any interior or outdoor space into a dynamic architectural experience.
- Lightweight and modular: Easily configurable for ceilings of any size, integrating lighting, ventilation, and acoustic solutions.
- Parametric design: Enables precise alignment, custom patterns, and seamless transitions across spaces.
- Durable and sustainable: Made with recyclable materials, creating dynamic, long-lasting architectural elements that enhance comfort and visual impact.
- Compatible with a wide range of acoustic and registrable materials in many colors, ideal for zoning spaces.
- Using flexible or rigid solutions, the ceiling can be shaped with single or double curvatures to create spectacular visual effects, ideal for public spaces such as hotels, shopping centers, and offices.
Walls
Hybrid TexTILES applied to walls and interior partitions create lightweight, sustainable spatial divisions while maintaining airflow, natural lighting, and visual continuity. They can be rigid or flexible, like a curtain, offering adaptable solutions that combine resource efficiency, durability, and environmentally conscious design for both decorative and functional applications.
- Lightweight and Efficient: Minimizes structural load while maximizing usable space.
- Flexible or Rigid Options: Can function as movable partitions, curtains, or fixed panels.
- Sustainable Materials: Made from durable, recyclable, and environmentally friendly materials.
- Maintains Airflow and Light: Preserves natural ventilation and daylight penetration across spaces.
- Visual Continuity: Creates seamless transitions while defining zones and functional areas.
- Customizable Design: Supports a wide range of patterns, colours, and textures for decorative and functional purposes.
- Durable and Long-Lasting: Combines aesthetic appeal with structural and material resilience.
- Adaptable Applications: Ideal for offices, hotels, retail spaces, and cultural or public interiors.