Metal Mesh Projects: Facades, Ceilings & Partitions

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Wire Mesh Projects

Gecho’s woven wire mesh enhance both beauty and functionality of high-visibility structures across the country and around the world.
We collaborate with architects, designers and contractors to specify, customize and install woven metal into the build environment in ways that are both aesthetic and functional.Our woven wire mesh is beautiful and built to last, while providing a variety of functional applications.

Twelve projects, five applications

The projects below show the same material used in twelve very different ways — facades, partitions, window treatments, ceilings and wall coverings. Each entry gives the application and the product used.

Woven metal mesh facade on a bar building at dusk

Bar — Facades

A woven metal mesh skin over the facade of a bar building, running across the upper storeys and around the corner return. The mesh screens the glazing behind it while keeping the building readable from the street, and it reads as a continuous surface rather than a set of separate panels.

Application: Exterior facade cladding
Product used: Architectural woven wire mesh

Beijing CNE — Partitions, Beijing

Coloured metal coil drapery used as an interior partition screen. The linked coils form a semi-transparent curtain, so the space beyond stays visible and lit while the room is still divided, and the coloured finish makes the screen itself part of the interior scheme.

Application: Interior partition screen
Product used: Metal Coil Drapery

Yellow and black metal coil drapery partition in a Beijing venue

Metal mesh curtain used as a window screen in a Haagen Dazs store

Haagen Dazs — Mesh Curtain

A metal mesh curtain hung as a window treatment inside a Haagen Dazs store. It sits on a top track, folds like a textile and filters daylight across the full height of the glazing, giving the seating area a softer light without blocking the view out.

Application: Interior window treatment
Product used: Metal Coil Drapery

Green Space — Mesh Curtain, Nanchang

A sculptural metal coil drapery installation in a hotel atrium. The curtains are hung in sweeping tiers so the mesh forms a continuous flowing surface, catching the lighting above and making the drape itself the feature of the space rather than a screen around it.

Application: Atrium feature installation
Product used: Metal Coil Drapery

Large gold metal coil drapery curtain in a hotel atrium

Mesh partitions separating two customer areas in a BMW showroom

BMW Center — Partitions

Two customer areas of the centre run separate flows, and the mesh partitions guide each one without closing the floor. The panels sit on a central line, so the showroom keeps its sightlines while each area works independently.

Application: Interior partitions
Product used: Spiral weave mesh

Wanda Plaza — Facade, Changzhou

A mixed-use plaza at the junction of Tongjiang Middle Road and Taihu Road in Changzhou. Woven mesh panels wrap the elevations, shading the retail frontage and giving the different volumes one continuous surface.

Application: Exterior facade cladding
Product used: Architectural woven wire mesh

Metal mesh facade on the Wanda Plaza retail building in Changzhou

Woven metal mesh facade of Kunshan Theatre, seen with its lighting scheme

Kunshan Theatre — Facades, Kunshan

The theatre elevations combine an ivory-white panel wall, a woven mesh layer and coloured tubes that read as one sculpted volume. After dark the lighting turns the mesh into a lit surface rather than a solid wall.

Application: Exterior facade
Product used: Spiral weave mesh

Hong Kong Time — Partitions, Hong Kong

Coiled wire fabric panels divide an open bar floor into individual meeting spaces. The panels hang like curtains, so the layout can change without building walls, and the mesh keeps light and sightlines moving through the room.

Application: Interior partitions
Product used: Metal coil drapery

Coil drapery partition panels dividing a bar floor into seating areas

Woven metal mesh screen over the teahouse facade

Teahouse — Facades

A woven mesh screen over the teahouse frontage. It filters the view in both directions, giving the facade a fine texture that shifts with the daylight instead of a flat, closed surface.

Application: Exterior screen
Product used: Architectural woven wire mesh

Ningbo Villa — Ceiling, Ningbo

Metal coil drapery hung as a ceiling feature in a private villa. The curtain softens the ceiling plane and carries light across the room, so the ceiling reads as a floating layer rather than a solid slab.

Application: Ceiling feature
Product used: Metal coil drapery

Metal coil drapery hung as a ceiling feature in a villa interior

Woven metal mesh wall covering in an elevator lobby

Elevator Decoration — Wall Covering

Woven mesh used as a wall covering in a lift lobby. Metal takes the daily traffic of a public interior without scuffing or replacement, and the weave changes as people move past it.

Application: Interior wall covering
Product used: Architectural woven wire mesh

Ninbo Haifeng — Wall Covering, Ningbo

Woven metal wall covering for the sales centre at Ningbo Zhonghai Fengqiaoli. The panels line the interior walls, giving the suite a warm metallic surface that holds up to public use.