Can curtain wall panels be customized for mosque designs?

Mosques in Jeddah or Riyadh often feature geometric patterns and calligraphy—elements perfectly rendered in custom curtain-wall spandrel panels. Using CNC-cut aluminum composite panels (ACPs), designers can replicate mashrabiya screens or dome-inspired motifs. These panels integrate seamlessly with clear IGUs, providing back-lighting at night. PVDF coatings in gold or white—a color palette common in Dubai’s Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque—ensure both durability and reflectivity under intense sun. Structural glazing clips anchor decorative panels to the primary curtain-wall mullions, enabling easy replacement and maintenance. Coordination with aluminum ceiling onboard features, such as coffered ceilings beneath entrance canopies, creates a cohesive Islamic aesthetic. This customization elevates both façade and interior, marrying form with function in sacred architecture.