The factory complex built on the current Millenáris site consisted of several industrial buildings constructed during different periods. Numerous developments have been carried out over the years at the event area planned and implemented in the 2000s. As a result, instead of being demolished, Building "G" served as an event entrance and also hosted a music podium. The most recent renovation and expansion aimed, among other things, to allow events and catering to run parallel and independently of each other.

During the project, we manufactured and installed various types of windows and facade systems to ensure that the building is not only aesthetically appealing but also functionally excellent. The main structural elements of the building include aluminium curtain walls, doors, windows, and fixed glass walls, all made to the highest technical standards. The aluminium curtain walls possess excellent thermal insulation and soundproofing properties, contributing to the building's energy efficiency and the comfort of its occupants.

The facade portal structures were made using Schüco AWS/ADS 70.HI profiles, characterized by high quality and durability. The ground floor curtain walls were constructed from Schüco FWS 50 profiles, also meeting the strictest architectural and safety requirements. Over 1000 m² of curtain walls were installed across the building's entire facade, each with double glazing, ensuring excellent thermal insulation and energy efficiency.

For the manufacturing and installation of interior window structures, we used over 500 m² of aluminium and glass structures, including fire-resistant systems. These fire-resistant structures meet stringent safety regulations, ensuring a high level of building safety. Throughout the construction, we manufactured and installed more than 1500 m² of windows, contributing to the building's modern appearance and functionality.

The innovative materials and technologies used in the construction of Millenáris Building G ensure that the building is not only aesthetically attractive but also sustainable and energy-efficient. The applied systems and solutions contribute to the building's long-term value and the comfort of its occupants while meeting the highest technical and safety standards.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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