The project desk / Architects & designers
Architectural panel selection and specification
Move from facade or interior design intent to a defined panel specification. Compare material families, coordinate finish samples and review technical evidence before handing a clear scope to procurement.
01 / Material strategy
Start with
the design intent.
The building envelope
Start with the ACM, HPL, UHPC and GFRP material selection guide to distinguish constructions and prepare a consistent comparison.
For exterior cladding, review TAKTL architectural UHPC, ALMINE metal composite panels and exterior HPL facade panels. Each family has its own construction, surface options and assembly requirements.
Interior surfaces & custom forms
For interior surfaces, start with Compactwood decorative wall and ceiling boards. For project-specific geometry, explore custom GFRP architectural elements and define the shape, finish and connection scope early.
02 / Working sequence
A decision.
A record. A next step.
Use the stage that matches your project. Technical review, sampling and budgeting may run in parallel.
01 /
Define the application
- Bring
- Project location, building use, exterior or interior exposure, design intent and delivery stage.
- Decide
- Which materials and product families warrant review for this use?
- Record
- An application brief and initial product shortlist.
02 /
Compare the shortlisted products
- Bring
- Panel construction, appearance, geometry, attachment approach and available documentation.
- Decide
- Which options meet the design intent, and what remains to be confirmed?
- Record
- A comparison with open questions assigned to the project team or supplier.
03 /
Review samples and visual intent
- Bring
- Named product, finish preference, texture, viewing conditions and any mock-up requirement.
- Decide
- What sample or mock-up is needed to approve the visual range?
- Record
- A recorded finish selection and an agreed sample or mock-up scope.
04 /
Coordinate technical evidence
- Bring
- Exact construction, current product data, relevant test reports, substrate and attachment details.
- Decide
- Does the submitted evidence address the proposed product and complete project assembly?
- Record
- A reviewed specification basis, responsibilities and unresolved items.
05 /
Hand over a defined procurement package
- Bring
- Product and finish schedule, elevations or part drawings, quantities, approved samples and required documents.
- Decide
- Can the buyer request comparable quotes against the same scope?
- Record
- An RFQ package with drawing revisions, exclusions and approvals clearly recorded.
03 / Specification notes
Product. Surface. Attachment.
Keep the decisions connected.
A /
Select the construction
Compare UHPC, metal composite, exterior HPL, interior decorative boards and custom GFRP elements by their documented applications.
Explore material familiesB /
Record the visual reference
Name the manufacturer, product, finish and sample revision. Request a range or mock-up where the design needs one.
Discuss finish samplesC /
Coordinate the assembly
Match product data to the offered construction and coordinate joints, fixing points, supporting structure and project requirements.
Review technical documents04 / Open a project brief
Bring the drawings.
Keep the questions.
Send the project use, location, current drawings, selected families and open technical questions. The project request can start with a document review or budget inquiry while remaining selections are developed.