ES METALS · ARCHITECTURAL SYSTEMS

ALUMINUM AS
ARCHITECTURE.

Architectural aluminum systems that add privacy, shade, texture and dimension to South Florida residences and commercial properties.

BEYOND WINDOWS & DOORS

Details that transform the exterior.

PRISMA GLASS works with ES Metals architectural aluminum solutions to extend the design language beyond glazing. Louvers, screens, cladding and custom aluminum elements can provide privacy, solar control and visual continuity while becoming an intentional part of the architecture.

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WOOD-LOOK LOUVERS

Warm architectural finishes with the durability and low maintenance of aluminum.

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PRIVACY SCREENS

Linear aluminum elements that create separation without visually closing the property.

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ARCHITECTURAL CLADDING

Clean exterior surfaces and accents coordinated with modern glazing systems.

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IMPACT LOUVERS

Engineered louver systems for ventilation openings requiring hurricane performance.

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SHADE ELEMENTS

Architectural aluminum features used to control sun and add depth to a facade.

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CUSTOM ALUMINUM

Project-specific exterior details coordinated around the architecture and glazing package.

DESIGN FEATURE

WOOD-LOOK LOUVERS

One of our strongest architectural applications combines aluminum durability with a wood-inspired finish. It works especially well for privacy screens, facade accents and modern residential exteriors where real wood would require significantly more maintenance.

ALUMINUM CONSTRUCTIONWOOD-LOOK FINISHPRIVACY + SHADELOW MAINTENANCECUSTOM LAYOUTS
ENGINEERED LOUVERS

Performance where the building needs to breathe.

ES offers multiple extruded-aluminum louver systems for wind-driven rain, impact resistance and ventilation applications. Depending on the project, available systems include horizontal, vertical and specialty configurations with stainless-steel hardware and corrosion-resistant construction.

  • Hurricane-resistant options
  • Wind-driven-rain systems
  • Extruded aluminum construction
  • Stainless-steel hardware
  • Multiple blade configurations
  • Architectural finish options
FINISHES

Make the aluminum part of the palette.

Finish selection is part of the architecture. Depending on the selected ES system and project requirements, aluminum elements can coordinate with glazing frames or become a contrasting feature.

LIGHT ARCHITECTURAL FINISHES
DARK / CHARCOAL FINISHES
WOOD-LOOK FINISHES
CUSTOM ARCHITECTURAL FINISHES
THE PRISMA APPROACH

From architectural intent to installed detail.

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DESIGN REVIEW

Review elevations, desired appearance, privacy, shade and functional requirements.

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FIELD MEASURE

Verify dimensions, substrates and installation conditions.

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SYSTEM + FINISH

Coordinate aluminum system, layout, finish and project-specific details.

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INSTALLATION

Professional installation with attention to alignment, transitions and finish quality.

HAVE AN ARCHITECTURAL ALUMINUM IDEA?

Show us the elevation.

Send plans, renderings, dimensions or project photos and PRISMA GLASS can help develop the appropriate ES Metals solution.

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E|SKIN BY ES METALS · ARCHITECTURAL PANELS

ONE MATERIAL.
MULTIPLE ARCHITECTURAL USES.

E|SKIN is a ventilated architectural cladding system for wall and ceiling applications. Its finish library includes woodgrains, metallics, solids, oxides, concretes and granites, allowing PRISMA to coordinate cladding with entry doors, louvers, screens and other facade elements.

E|SKIN wood-look facade applicationE|SKIN cladding applications
FACADE CLADDING

Exterior wall and ventilated-facade applications with architectural panel modulation.

WALLS + CEILINGS

Suitable for wall or ceiling applications, including interior feature surfaces.

SCREENS + ENCLOSURES

Panels can be cut and configured for screen facades, closures and other architectural elements.

E|SKIN woodgrains and metallic finishesE|SKIN solid concrete and oxide finishes
COORDINATED DESIGN
ONE ARCHITECTURAL LANGUAGE.

ENTRY DOOR → E|SKIN CLADDING → WOOD-LOOK ALUMINUM. Coordinate the entrance, facade panels, louvers and screens so separate building elements read as one intentional design.