A drawing-led route for projects that need custom geometry, texture, finish, or sample development.
Use the image to discuss scale, interfaces and design intent. It is not a complete specification.
A custom route starts from the project idea, geometry, reference images, visual target, interface conditions, repeatability needs, and the questions a sample must answer.
JA-A002 is an approved selection reference within the Art Mesh family. Use the reviewed images to identify the model during project discussion; confirm all project details in the current drawings, sample record and quotation.
Review product detail ->
JA-Y010 is an approved selection reference within the Rigid Metal Fabric family. Use the reviewed images to identify the model during project discussion; confirm all project details in the current drawings, sample record and quotation.
Review product detail ->
JA-F003 is an approved selection reference within the Flexible Rod Fabric family. Use the reviewed images to identify the model during project discussion; confirm all project details in the current drawings, sample record and quotation.
Review product detail ->Convert a visual idea into a controlled prototype, recorded acceptance criteria and a repeatable fabrication route.
Start with drawings and references ->Custom architectural mesh begins with a design question, not a fixed catalogue answer. The prototype must have a defined purpose and acceptance criteria so the project team knows what is being tested before repeat work is discussed.
Use the visible folds and lighting to describe a concept for sample review.
Use this reviewed model image to compare visible structure and identify the project-specific drawing, sample and interface questions still open.
Use this reviewed model image to compare visible structure and identify the project-specific drawing, sample and interface questions still open.
Open only the decision group you need. Each item should connect to the current drawing, sample or responsibility boundary.
Concept image, drawing, or sketch
Dimensions and intended application
Material and finish direction
Sample goal, quantity, and project stage
State the question before it is made: geometry, scale, finish, edge, interface, movement, assembly or repeatability. One prototype may not prove every point.
When the approved design definition, dimensions, material and finish direction, interfaces, acceptance points, quantity and responsibility boundaries are recorded.
Use identified drawing and sample revisions. A change to geometry, material, finish or interface should be reviewed for its effect on approval and order scope.
