Q: Can I use cladding, glass, and metal elements together?

Absolutely! In fact, modern buildings often combine multiple materials for both aesthetic and functional reasons. For example, you might use glass on one elevation for transparency and views, aluminium cladding for weather protection on another side, and laser cut metal screens for sun shading. When designed thoughtfully, these elements work together to create a cohesive, professional appearance.

Q: Won't mixing materials look chaotic?

Not if you have a professional design plan. A good architect or design firm will ensure all materials complement each other through colour coordination, material selection, and proportional balance. Think of it like interior design – mixing wood, glass, and metal can look stunning if done right. The key is intentional design rather than random combination.

Q: What about maintenance when mixing materials?

Each material has simple, straightforward maintenance requirements. Glass needs occasional cleaning, aluminium and metal need periodic inspection and potential touch-ups, and cladding requires routine checks for damage. With a proper maintenance schedule, managing multiple materials is easily manageable and ensures your building always looks its best.