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Novum's mission is to produce and construct architectural structures and their enclosures for diverse clients through the application of innovative technology, excellent engineering and a strong emphasis on client satisfaction.
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Novum’s mission is to produce and construct architectural structures and their enclosures for diverse clients through the application of innovative technology, excellent engineering and a strong emphasis on client satisfaction.
Be it speciality glazing or membrane (ETFE) structures, each project is analysed individually so that our highly skilled in-house engineers can offer the best advice to make the architect’s vision a stunning reality. We are project driven not product driven.
Experience has shown that early involvement in scheme design can be very cost effective, as we can advise on our structures’ capabilities, especially with regard to their interface with other areas of the build. This early involvement reduces costly and time-consuming revisions at a later stage.
Novum provides a one-stop-shop when it comes to design or fabrication of integrated solutions for membrane, speciality glazing and structure.
In the development phase we listen to the client team, asking questions, prioritising needs and identifying possible solutions and options.
Transitioning from design to execution requires attention to detail. Novum excels at delivering the project management, planning, analysis engineering manufacturing, sourcing, logistics and site management that drives projects to completion on-time and within budget. Novum structural systems and membranes are fabricated in our own facilities, providing excellent control over both quality and programme.
Novum’s commitment to client satisfaction extends beyond project completion. Warranty support and maintenance are an integral part of every Novum project, whether ETFE or glass, providing clients with the security of knowing that Novum’s care extends beyond initial occupancy.
Novum Structures is an experienced speciality contractor, highly skilled in the design, engineering, production and installation of technically advanced architectural structures and integrated glazing. A variety of systems are available from our highly skilled designers to ensure the vision becomes reality. The systems include aluminium supported glass, linear supported glass, corner clamped glass, point supported glass, edge clamped glass, walkway/stair surface glass and glass-to-glass systems using the latest in engineering technologies as required.
Using a strategically placed inflation unit, ETFE pillows are inflated to give structural strength and stability. U-value requirements can be met by using a multi-layered system; light transmissions and solar heat gain can also be controlled by using different colour foils or by overprinting the ETFE itself. The pillows can also use backlighting to create dramatic night time effects and visual impact. Lightweight membranes offer the opportunity for large, economical structures, and are ideal for sports halls, and swimming pools.
An economical solution for lightweight structures where U-values are not a consideration. The ETFE can be supplied in coloured or printed format.
This free white paper provides more details about the services provided by Novum Structures, including pre-construction, project execution and post-construction.
Novum has a unique offering of interchangeable system products, plus the technical ability to customize for virtually any design. We proactively satisfy specific project needs, not simply sell products.
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