In 2024, the aesthetics of aluminium facades will be strongly influenced by the trends of minimalism and transparency. Slim, almost invisible aluminium profiles will become the norm, enabling the creation of huge glazings that bring the maximum amount of natural light into interiors. Such solutions not only contribute to the comfort of users, but also to the energy efficiency of buildings by reducing the need for artificial lighting. Large glazings allow the interior to blend harmoniously with its surroundings, offering panoramic views and creating a sense of spaciousness. In addition, facades with unique patterns and textures that give buildings their individual character are growing in popularity. Personalisation, highlighted through custom finishes such as matt or metallic coatings, is becoming a key design element, enabling architects to create facades that are both functional and artistically refined.
The integration of technology in aluminium facade design is gaining prominence in 2024, bringing modern solutions such as smart facades and dynamic systems. Kinetic facades, with moving elements that can adapt to weather conditions or users’ needs, offer a new level of adaptability and interaction with the environment. Adaptive solar shading is also becoming the norm, automatically adjusting shading levels to optimise indoor thermal comfort. In addition, smart facades can be integrated with building automation systems, allowing remote control and monitoring of parameters such as ventilation, temperature or lighting. In addition, smart facades can be integrated with building automation systems, allowing remote control and monitoring of parameters such as ventilation, temperature or lighting.
