GASS Architecture Studios

shared their recent facade renovation of Ina Building in Pretoria CBD, incorporating innovative hexagon frames.

The recent facade renovation of Ina Building features characteristic hexagon frames, wrapped around the structure’s exterior. This dynamic pattern adds visual interest to the building’s envelope and also accentuates its overall aesthetics.

The approach view of the building reveals partially overlayed hexagon frames on glass facade.

Daytime images show the angled modules of the frames casting playful shadows on the building. The careful overlay of these modules on plain curtain walls increases the optical texture of the building from the approach view. At night, the frame’s lattice depth and layering, heightened by neon lights, create a dynamic play of light and shadow that enlivens the building.

The complementary blend of blue and pink colored frames give the building a more visually appealing appearance.

The addition of another layer of frame at one end of the building makes it appear asymmetrically balanced.

Lights illuminate the revamped facade of Ina Building at night.

The deliberate integration of light along the hexagon frames gives the building a dynamic aura.

According to the architects, the newly renovated Ina Building aims to create a hub of medical excellence that fosters a warm and comforting environment for patients.