Curtain wall, cladding and glazing, detailed down to the last bracket.
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The façade is where architecture, structure and fabrication meet, and the tolerances are unforgiving. A few millimeters out at the bracket and a unitized panel won’t hang.
We take the design intent, the system supplier’s profiles and the structural frame, and turn them into models and drawings that fabricators and installers can build from without guessing.
What we deliver
- Façade BIM model — system-level model coordinated with structure and MEP
- Shop drawings — key plans, elevations, sections, typical and non-typical details
- Fabrication drawings & cutting lists — profiles, glass, panels and brackets, ready for the factory
- Anchor & bracket layouts — embed and bracket setting-out for the structural interface
- Glass & panel schedules — every unit sized, coded and tracked
- Take-offs — material quantities for estimating and procurement
- Mock-up drawings — for visual and performance mock-ups
What we cover
- Unitized and stick curtain wall
- Structural and point-fixed (spider) glazing
- Windows, doors, storefronts and all-glass entrances
- ACP, metal, stone, GRC and terracotta cladding
- Louvres, fins and sunshades
- Skylights and canopies
How we work
- Review — architectural design, façade specification and chosen system studied
- Model — façade modelled against the structural frame and slab edges
- Coordinate — interfaces with structure, MEP and fit-out resolved
- Document — shop drawings issued for consultant approval
- Fabricate — fabrication drawings, cutting lists and schedules released
- Track — revisions and site changes managed through installation
Why TXG for Façade
- Support steel in-house — our steel detailing team handles the secondary steel behind your façade, so the interface is one conversation.
- BIM-coordinated, not just drafted — brackets and embeds are checked against the structure before they’re cast in.
- From drawing to take-off — the same model drives your shop drawings and your quantities.