Sandwich Panel (2)

The building envelope, also known as the building skin, is the barrier that separates us from the "micro-cosmos" of the indoor, residential core, and the "macro-cosmos" of the outdoor environment, nature or the city that surrounds us.

This limes is crucial because it defines and controls a multiple...

One is American, the other English, but both are voluntary systems for the assessment and certification of building sustainability.

In Italy, about 75% of residential buildings were built before the 1980s, and therefore it is an ancient and often poorly preserved housing stock. The construction sector is currently facing a period of great change due to the need to find new solutions to redevelop the existing stock, not just...

Created to meet the needs of a constantly evolving market, the ADDMIRA range fulfils the most modern requests in terms of design and performance. 

Its strength lies in the ability to combine the excellent insulating performance of sandwich panels with cladding for facades characterised by great...

ADDWIND is the innovation developed by Isopan for ventilated facades.

It belongs to the ADDMIRA range, and is a sub-category of it.

Sandwich panels with Leaf technology are a building element that collects all the know-how of Isopan: a panel that stands out thanks to its excellent performance, combined with environmental sustainability. 

From industrial to residential construction, from roofs to walls, sandwich panels are the solution for energy-efficient buildings. They offer exceptional performance at a low price, with infinite possibilities for customisation.

Steel and cement are two of the structural materials that are most used in the construction sector.Their diffusion around the world and transversally to the type of construction is due to the intrinsic qualities of these two materials, the use of each one of which presents a series of pros and cons.

There are new opportunities for architecture oriented towards customisation and integration, thanks to the dialogue between town planning design, construction and technological innovation.