About this asset

This Revit curtain wall panel features a perforated metal finish, suitable for high-tech building facades and exterior screens. The panel is defined by a rigorous grid of circular perforations across its surface, providing a lightweight, industrial aesthetic. Engineered for integration into standard curtain wall systems, the component exhibits a consistent, repetitive geometric pattern that allows for controlled transparency and light filtration. Its construction highlights a slim profile, making it an effective solution for building skins where ventilation or visual screening is required. The material finish appears as a neutral metallic grey, offering a clean, modern appearance that complements structural steel and contemporary glass curtain wall assemblies.

The download is a 297 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

In Revit, this panel is designed to be loaded into a curtain wall system as a custom curtain panel family. Users can swap out standard glazing panels for this component within the project browser. Once loaded, the panel maintains its geometric integrity across multiple instances, allowing for efficient facade modelling. Material parameters should be assigned to the panel surface to control reflectivity and colour, ensuring the element renders accurately within the project environment's visual style settings.

Ideal for modern office buildings, retail centres, and industrial facilities, this panel is frequently employed in projects requiring a ventilated facade or a decorative metal screen. It pairs effectively with aluminium mullions and structural steel framing, serving as a functional cladding element that adds texture to otherwise flat elevations. Architects use this type of component when specifying high-tech architectural skins or parking garage screening, where durability and aesthetic appeal are both critical design requirements for exterior building envelopes.