SRDW, was invited by Prime Aluminum to take a tour of their production plant. This visit aimed to expose the architects to the cutting-edge technology used in the production of aluminum glass and hardware, enabling them to gain valuable insights into the manufacturing processes and materials used in architectural projects.

The architects had the opportunity to observe the various stages of production, from the initial raw material handling to the final quality control checks. They witnessed the precise cutting, shaping, and finishing techniques employed to transform raw materials into functional and aesthetically pleasing glass panels and hardware elements. By observing the manufacturing processes, the team of Architects gained a deeper understanding of the limitations, possibilities, and potential challenges involved in working with these materials.

Furthermore, the visit to the Prime Aluminum factory allowed the architects to engage with industry experts and professionals. They interacted with the factory staff, including engineers, technicians, and craftsmen, who possess extensive knowledge and experience in glass and hardware production. This exchange of knowledge and insights helps the architects enhance their understanding of the materials and their practical applications in architectural design.

In addition to the educational aspects, SRDW recognizes the importance of networking and fostering relationships within the industry. The visit to the Prime Aluminum factory provides a platform for the architects to connect with professionals from the manufacturing sector. They can establish contacts, exchange ideas, and explore potential collaborations, enhancing their professional networks and opening doors for future partnerships.