How does PRANCE approach sustainability in aluminum architectural materials?

Sustainability in PRANCE’s architectural materials centers on longevity, recyclability, and reduced lifecycle impact. We select aluminum alloys that are highly recyclable and pair them with durable, low-maintenance coatings to extend service life and minimize repainting cycles. Powder coatings and PVDF finishes are evaluated for longevity and weather resistance so cladding and ceiling systems require fewer replacements over time. PRANCE also uses low-VOC sealants and adhesives where possible to reduce indoor air quality impacts. Design-for-disassembly is a practical priority: panels, louvers, and attachment brackets are detailed so they can be replaced or recovered with minimal damage to the substrate, supporting repair and recycling rather than demolition. For clients seeking certifications or ESG reporting, PRANCE supplies material declarations, test reports, and lifecycle considerations to support sustainability claims. These practices help reduce embodied carbon intensity and support long service life — two key levers for greener architecture.