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BNL-BNP Paribas Headquarters

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BNL-BNP Paribas Headquarters

Office

Viale Altiero Spinelli, 30

Rome, 00157

Italy

Office

Viale Altiero Spinelli, 30

Rome, 00157

Italy

Combining solar control with colours and reflections

The headquarters of the BNL-BNP Paribas Group building is a stunning example of how to successfully combine innovative architectural design with optimum comfort and wellbeing for the building’s occupants.

Due to the clever structural glazing, the aesthetics are visually appealing, reflecting the building’s surroundings on all sides and changing its appearance depending on the time of day and the weather.

The glazing helps transform the building into a mirage-like structure, whose appearance continually changes as it catches the reflections of the sky and the city lights, whilst at the same time avoiding being seen as an obstruction to views.

For the structural glazing, Guardian Glass supplied five different products from its SunGuard® range of solar control glass – four of these providing a silver aspect, the other a more neutral appearance.

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Union Glass

Fabricator

5+1 AA Alfonso Femia Gianluca

Architect

Peluffo architectures

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Pichler Stahlbau

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