Architectural wirecloth from HBWF combines outstanding functionality with high aesthetic appeal, opening up new perspectives in creative design and enabling fascinating architectural solutions. Our in-house design team have worked with a multitude of architects and designers to produce the bespoke product that you are looking for.

Our comprehensive range of designs provides architects and planners with a wealth of options when designing interior and exterior spaces.  Our knowledge and experience of wire weaving and ready-to-install wire cloth elements enables us to act as a reliable partner at every stage of the project: from the initial concept right through to on time installation.

We understand the importance of supplying clean, ready for installation mesh, that will withstand the rigours of the modern day multi-years installation. To that aim, we are the only worldwide group company to have on-site ultrasonic cleaning facilities.

Choose from the categories on the left to view just a few examples of our recent work, or to view more information on the extensive number of weave types available.

Fearn Island Mills, Leeds

HBWF DOKAWELL-TRIO type3433

A major regeneration project featuring a former mill turned into contemporary living apartments.

Airport D-Cologne, Terminal 2

Architect: Murphy / Jahn, USA

Wall Panels made from HAVER MULTI-BARRETTE 8124

Lycee Notre-Dame

Architect : SCP d'architecture

Sun Protection screens made from HAVER DETENTION-SCREEN Type 7016. Tensioned top & bottom.

Depending on the weave type and other visual requirements of your project, we offer a variety of horizontal tensioning systems. Mounting solutions can be designed to be tightly tensioned or with a designated deflection.

We can support you in choosing the optimum method or we can develop a bespoke system specifically for your project requirements. Depending on the application HAVER wire cloth can be designed to be removable or fixed. 

Theatre 'Kammerspiele', Lubeck

Architect : Chlumsky, Peters, Hildebrand

Ceiling Panels made from HAVER DOKA-MONO

Euro Parliament Building, Brussels

Architect: Michel Boucquillon

Wall Panels made from HAVER DOKAWELL-MONO

Print Academy, Wall Panels

Architect: Planungsgruppe Heidelberg

Wall Cladding made from HAVER DETENTION SCREEN 7016

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Cork Airport Multi-Storey Car Park

Architect: Jacobs Engineering

At the Cork Aiport multi-storey car park weave type MULTI-BARRETTE was chosen for the facade.  To compliment this, the staircase and walkway panels of the CUB building were infilled with DOKA-BARRETTE 8914, a solid version of MULTI-BARRETTE.  The elements on the spiral staircase were formed to follow the radius.

Amro Bank

Dividing curtain made from TEXTURA 1991

Hosenschmitt Boutique. Friedburg, Germany

Architect: E C Duran

Changing cubicles made from HAVER FLEXOMESH 9246

The walls are transparent from the inside, but dense from the outside

Tudor House,

St. Peter Port.

Architect : Knox Bhavan

Contemporary development using HAVER MULTI-BARRETTE 8124 mesh to provide a stunning facade and sun-screen.

University of Bolton - Deane Campus, Design Studio

Architect: Taylor Young Architects

In the courtyard area of the refurbished Design Studio, panels of  DOKA-MONO 1601 became part of the landscape architecture.  Using two layers of mesh fascinating Moiré effects are achieved.  At night, the illuminated elements reflect the light and add further interest to the landscape.

MULTI-BARRETTE specifications with their flexible cables require special tensioning systems. For example, strong round rods are incorporated into the mesh. Depending on the size of the elements intermediate moutings are required in addition to the standard top and bottom mountings. The solution offered below is a standard mounting system for MULTI-BARRETTE.  However bespoke solutions can be made to meet your specific project requirements.

TOP MOUNTING

Every project has it's own unique character and therefore it's own technical requirements, for which we can develop and implement special solutions: From one-sided oval elements to the integration of lighting concepts.

EDGING EXAMPLES

Exhibition Centre, Malaga

Architect : Angel Asenjo

The eye-catching feature of this building is the vast canopy on the main sea front facade It provides effective sun protection and with its wave-shape perfectly continues the architectural concept Over 130 meters in length and 20 meters wide, approx. 400 wire cloth elements of differing formats and geometries cover the surface area of over 5,500 square meters.

Read more: Malaga

Bus Station, Osnabruck

Architect : Prof. Bofinger & Partner

Sun Protection Roofing Panels made from HAVER DOKAWELL-MONO Type 3021

Reichstag Parliament Building, Berlin

Architect : Sir Norman Foster

Press Lobby Ceiling Panels made from HAVER DOKA-MONO 1601

Health Resort Hotel, Bad Wildungen

Architect : National Building Authorities

Ceiling Panels made from HAVER EGLA-MONO

Stratford DLR Station, London

Architect : SMC Alsop

Ceiling Design using DOKAWELL-MONO 3021

This landmark terminus for the 2012 Olympic Games features a "snaking" platform canopy lined with panels of DOKAWELL-MONO 3021. 

Read more: Stratford Station

Architectural façades are becoming the focus of new media communication and to this end we have designed and created IMAGIC WEAVE®, a combination of HAVER & BOECKER Architectural Wire Mesh and state-of-the-art LED technology from Traxon Technologies, an Osram company.

This innovative media facade makes it easy to create individually programmable lighting effects in any colours including video presentations.  Large scale imaging video using LED media solutions accentuate the appearance and functionality of contemporary architectural sites in any urban landscape, by day and by night.

IMAGIC WEAVE® is a media façade which can be installed on a new or existing building in a customized way. By the free scalable conception of the IMAGIC WEAVE® System, it is possible to create large façade solutions for example at airports, stadiums, cinemas, shopping malls, skyscrapers or other large buildings in areas of public communication.  And with revenue from advertising the system has the potential to pay for itself over time.

Hanseatic Trade Centre, Hamburg

Architect: Werner Lorke, Frankfurt

Wall Panels made from HAVER EGLA-TWIN

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Architect : Aukett Ltd., London.

Curved external Facade made from HBWF EGLA-TWIN Type 4243

The highly popular EGLA-TWIN is woven to give a flat surface on one side, with twin wires running close together creating its' special appearance.

At Cambourne Business Park Egla-Twin is used on an emergency staircase to create a visually interesting architectural feature.

Southport Marine Lake

Architects: cammdesign

On the west bank of the redeveloped Marine Lake, two orientation beacons with seating were installed. 

As the lake is home to large numbers of water fowl and the Southport Sailing Club, the beacons were designed in the form of stylised Yachts with navigation lights at the mast head. The sails are created from single and double layers of H&B DOKAWELL-MONO 3381. The resulting moiré effects create the feeling of movement as the viewer moves around the promenade. 

The mesh sails are powerfully backlit at night.