VMZINC, leader in zinc for building envelope

The innovative solutions in zinc for roofing, facades, rainwater systems, accessories and ornaments inspire architects to design unique buildings that respect the environment. Our products make installers’ work easier.

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Zinc, the sustainable solution

Zinc, for roofing and facade, has several qualities that fits with an environmental policy initiated many years ago

Support and services

Services for architects and installers from the beginning of the project

About VMZINC

VMZINC intends to be inspiration for architects with constructive systems in zinc, adviser for roofers, supplying them technical information

VMZINC Solutions

Facade

Facade
Roofing

Roofing
Rainwater systems

Rainwater systems
Accessories

Accessories
Ornaments

Ornaments

VMZINC references

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Education buildings 10 December 2021

Barrett Center for Technology Innovation (BCTI), Toronto (Canada)
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Offices and commercial buildings, shopping centres, hotels 13 June 2020

Bürogebäude, Hamburg
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Medical buildings 13 June 2020

Hôpital Hautepierre, Strasbourg (France)

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23 February 2022

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21 May 2021

Monash University Learning and Teaching Building, Clayton (Australia)

Down the years, the John Wardle Architects (JWA) firm developed a taste for designing university campuses. Five years ago, it completed the remarkable School of Design in Melbourne — a school of architecture. With the Monash University Learning and Teaching Building, it refined and amplified its vision of architecture for education and academia.

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23 April 2021

Optus Stadium in Perth (Australia)

The Optus Stadium, a key element in a vast rehabilitation project to the east of Perth’s city-centre, in Western Australia, was designed jointly by the Hassel Studio, Cox Architecture and HKS Architects firms.

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