Architectural Wall Panels

Architectural wall panels on a contemporary British Columbia residence
BUILDING ENVELOPE

Material expression.
Technical discipline.

Ventilated facade and architectural wall-panel systems coordinated around substrate, moisture management, interfaces and installation sequencing.

Commercial & Civic
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Commercial & Civic

Durable facade systems that support strong architectural identity and repeatable installation.

  • Ventilated assemblies
  • Panel layout coordination
  • Commercial applications
Multifamily
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Multifamily

Facade strategies balancing aesthetics, maintainability and efficient field execution.

  • Repetition and transitions
  • Window-interface planning
  • Long-term durability
Custom Residential
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Custom Residential

Refined textures and clean detailing for contemporary homes and renovations.

  • Wood, stone and concrete expressions
  • Corner and trim strategy
  • BC climate considerations
ARTMETA PROJECT SUPPORT

One team, from design intent to field coordination.

We support architects, builders, developers and owners with early design review, product alignment, opening coordination, supply, installation planning and after-sales service across British Columbia.

Bring us in before the system is locked.

Share your drawings, project stage and performance priorities.

Request a Design ReviewCall 672-833-3919

Vancouver & British Columbia

Panel layout is only half the facade.

Architectural wall panels and rainscreen assemblies are coordinated around substrate, cavity, moisture management, attachment strategy, joints, corners and the window and door openings they meet.

Building Envelope SystemsWindows & DoorsArchitectural Glazing

Common questions.

Why coordinate wall panels with windows early?

Panel module, flashing, returns, sill and head conditions, drainage and tolerances all meet at openings. Early coordination reduces field improvisation at those interfaces.

Can ARTMETA review retrofit facade conditions?

Yes at a planning level. Existing substrate, moisture conditions, dimensions, access and adjacent assemblies still need project-specific verification before final scope.