Hexanom
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HEXANOM is a design & build company for fluid, organic structures. 10 years of experience and specialty in organic structures composed of spaceframes, single-layer structures, glazing and cladding with various high tech materials, make us exceed in engineering and design of any project that has it's own story to share. Our interdisciplinary method is based in involving professionals from different areas of expertise to joint teamwork and deliver in a seamless way excellent organic projects, where architect's vision is the only limitation. Fluid Structures | Organic Structures | Bespoke Design 🇶🇦 : +97433659374 🇴🇲 : +96879276606 🇸🇦 : +966567524121 E-mail : [email protected]
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About Hexanom
Hexanom | Lusail is a design and build company specializing in organic structures. They offer a unique system called HEXANOM, powered by RNT MACLAREN INDUSTRIES, which is a steel structure system with mechanical fixation. This system can be used in various constructions such as skylights, facades, canopies, and atriums.
It is highly versatile and can accommodate different materials like glass, composite panels, ceramic tiles, ETFE, and more. With over 70,000 square meters of organic structures delivered in Qatar and references worldwide, HEXANOM can bring any architectural vision to life. They believe that architectural expressions open up new possibilities in the contemporary world.
The HEXANOM system allows for structural free-form designs that were previously impossible. Their team combines extraordinary architecture with innovative engineering, ensuring that their structures stand the test of time. HEXANOM is always ready for the next organic challenge, providing exceptional solutions through cutting-edge technology.
Contact them today to discuss your project and explore the limitless possibilities of organic structures
