If you're referring to the use of FRP in exterior building elevation or cladding, then this would involve:
Decorative faade panels made from FRP
Lightweight, weather-resistant architectural elements
Custom shapes/moldings for modern or classical facades
Corrosion-resistant
Lightweight but strong
Can mimic wood, stone, metal
Low maintenance
Customizable designs (3D patterns, textures, colors)
Commercial building facades
Canopy cladding
Column wraps
Decorative fins or louvers
Historic restoration (mimicking stone/plaster)
If you're referring to architectural elevation drawings where FRP elements are included, this may involve:
Identifying FRP louvers, cladding panels, screens, or railings
Denoting material specifications on elevation sheets
Integrating FRP canopies, balconies, or design features in the buildings vertical profile
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