Tvitec GlassTrends: Campus Futura Airbus, green, sustainable and ecological

Date: 31 May 2021

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Date: 31 May 2021

Tvitec manufactured more that 4,500 metres of high-performance glass for the new Campus Futura Airbus in Getafe (Madrid-Spain).

It is the third largest aerospace station of its kind in Europe. Tvitec glass, with seamless installation from Ingeniería de Fachadas Proinller, and design from the Lamela architecture studio. The double-glazing features Guardian’s SNX 60 high-performance coating to maximise efficiency and energy saving.

Much of the insulating units feature strengthened and laminated security glass with butyral to mitigate the acoustic impact. As a result, the project has already been awarded BREEAM Very Good level sustainability certification. His Majesty King Felipe VI presided over the inauguration of the corporate headquarters.

Discover here the projects already benefiting from Tvitec’s solutions and innovations in our 2021 Report

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