Capabilities Facades Solar Shading Interior Curtains A select portfolio of healthcare projects featuring Cambridge’s metal mesh For more information: 1.866.806.2385 [email protected] Click on any headline to learn more. University Medical Center, Louisiana State & Tulane Universities, New Orleans Stainless mesh is used extensively on three patient tower facades and the parking garage at the $1.1 billion medical center. Opened in Aug. 2015 to replace hospitals damaged by Hurricane Katrina, the mesh also provides fall protection, solar shading and design aesthetics. Mesh Patterns: Mid-Balance, Scale, Shade Attachment System: Eclipse, Short Infill Georgia BioScience Training Center, Social Circle, Georgia More than 10,000 square feet of mesh provides a high-tech appearance while shading interior lobbies, classrooms and labs. The mesh delaminates from the main façade with facets and plane changes for a dynamic, crystalline aesthetic. Mesh Patterns: Lanier Attachment Systems: Eyebolt Dr. P. Phillips Hospital, Orlando Health, Orlando Translational Research Inst. for Metabolism & Diabetes, Florida Health & Sanford Burnham Medical Research Institute, Orlando Metal mesh panels used for space sculpting provide a highly effective and engaging physical boundary between the hospital’s lobby and connecting stairway. The fabric also reduces the glare of natural light shining in the southwest-facing glass wall. Intricate weaves of open yet closed metal mesh, reduce glare and solar heat gain while providing natural daylighting for a more effective work environment. At night, yellow LEDs reveal an illuminated curtain wall and create a unique, crisscross pattern on the building’s street façade. Mesh Pattern: Shade Mesh Pattern: Cubist Attachment System: Custom Eyebolt System Attachment System: Eclipse Sustainable. Durable. Beaut