Falcon Metal Landmark façades, glass ceilings and full aluminium fit-outs delivered across Egypt — from Red Sea resorts to national authorities. This is the Falcon Metal record.
Façade finishing, glass ceilings and aluminium works across a Red Sea resort, delivered to a luxury standard.
Aroma Village stands as a prominent tourist destination on Egypt’s Red Sea coast, and Falcon Metal played a pivotal role in shaping its allure and sophistication. Our scope covered façade finishing, glass ceilings and aluminium works across the resort — executed to the standard of finish the project’s positioning demanded, and delivered on programme.
Main external façades and aluminium cladding for the Yasmine District towers in the New Capital.
Falcon Metal is proud to have contributed to the military projects of the New Administrative Capital, finishing the main external façades of the Yasmine District towers. The work was carried out in full compliance with the highest quality and safety standards, and handed over on the Authority’s programme.
Façade renewal and new aluminium windows and doors for the Faculty of Engineering, while it stayed in use.
Under a contract with the Ministry of Higher Education, Falcon Metal was responsible for renewing the aesthetic identity of the Faculty of Engineering at Tanta University. The scope covered the external façade treatment and the replacement of windows and doors in aluminium — carried out while the faculty remained in use, and completed to the Ministry’s programme.
1 / 3 The complete aluminium package for 109 residential buildings, fabricated and installed block by block.
Falcon Metal was a partner in delivering one of the largest urban community schemes undertaken through the Engineering Authority — the 109 Buildings Project at Kafr El-Sheikh. We committed our maximum workforce capacity to the site, fabricating and installing the aluminium package block by block to ensure delivery on programme with the best quality and craftsmanship.
High-performance doors and windows for the administrative buildings, thermally broken and acoustically glazed.
The scope covered the supply and installation of high-quality aluminium doors and windows to the administrative buildings of the Grain Silos project, engineered for safety, thermal efficiency and soundproofing. Falcon Metal provided the design solutions on site in accordance with the highest engineering standards, and installed the complete package to the project programme.
1 / 4 Unitised curtain walls, full-height structural glazing and thermally broken openings across the campus.
Falcon Metal delivered the complete aluminium and glazing package across the campus — unitised curtain walls to the main entrances, full-height structural glazing to the stair cores, and thermally broken windows and doors throughout the academic, residential and dining buildings. Every profile was fabricated and installed by our own crews, executed to the Engineering Authority specification and delivered on programme without compromise on quality, safety or finish.
1 / 4 The campus-wide aluminium and glazing package, fabricated and installed entirely by our own crews.
Falcon Metal delivered the complete aluminium and glazing package across the campus — unitised curtain walls to the main entrances, full-height structural glazing to the stair cores, and thermally broken windows and doors throughout the academic, residential and dining buildings. Every profile was fabricated and installed by our own crews, executed to the Engineering Authority specification and delivered on programme without compromise on quality, safety or finish.
1 / 4 A hull-shaped glazed skylight running the full length of the headquarters atrium.
The centrepiece of the Port Said headquarters is a hull-shaped glazed skylight running the full length of the building’s atrium — a form chosen to echo the Authority’s maritime work. Falcon Metal engineered, fabricated and installed the complete assembly: the triangulated aluminium space frame, the tinted structural glazing, and the perimeter flashings and drainage that keep it watertight against a demanding coastal climate.
1 / 4 A classical headquarters elevation resolved entirely in aluminium, arches and cornices included.
A classical elevation demanded a glazing system that would follow it exactly — arched heads, deep reveals and stepped cornices, all resolved in aluminium without breaking the architectural line. Falcon Metal supplied and installed the full envelope: reflective curtain walling to the central bay, arched window assemblies to the flanking bays, and perforated decorative panels throughout — fabricated to survey and erected floor by floor as the scaffold came down.
1 / 4 Large-span curtain walls, composite cladding and perforated screens for the officers’ club.
Scope: large-span aluminium curtain walling to the main halls and entrance, composite panel cladding to the pilasters and cornices, and perforated aluminium screens across the elevations. Falcon Metal fabricated every profile, panel and screen in the workshop and installed the complete envelope on site, carrying the building’s decorative language through in aluminium throughout.
1 / 4 A hipped pyramid rooflight in aluminium and tinted glass, built over an occupied building.
The atrium is capped by a hipped pyramid rooflight built entirely in aluminium — a structure that had to carry its own glass, shed rainwater cleanly and sit dead level on an occupied roof slab. Falcon Metal set out the frame from survey, fabricated every hip and rafter to length, and glazed it in tinted units that cut solar gain while keeping the space below daylit. The assembly was completed without interrupting work on the floors underneath.
1 / 3 Six full-height glazed bays for the conference halls, fabricated to millimetre tolerance.
Six full-height glazed bays run the length of the conference block, each set between deep concrete pilasters and each demanding millimetre tolerance on site. Falcon Metal surveyed every opening after the structure was cast, fabricated the mullions and transoms to suit, and installed reflective glazing that keeps the halls daylit without overheating them — delivered to the university’s programme.
1 / 4 A two-storey composite and glass frontage, installed by rope access over a live street.
Scope: aluminium composite cladding to two full storeys, dark reflective structural glazing, top-hung opening vents, and the aluminium framing that carries the illuminated signage. Falcon Metal fabricated the panels and glazing frames in the workshop, set them out to survey, and installed the complete frontage by rope access over a live street — no road closure and no disruption to the floors above.
1 / 4 Slim aluminium frames and reflective glazing set within the hotel’s classical reveals.
Scope: slim-sighted aluminium frames to the full-height openings, reflective structural glazing, and thermally broken aluminium windows and doors throughout. Falcon Metal profiled the frames to sit within the classical reveals rather than across them, glazed them in reflective units, and completed the installation floor by floor as the scaffold was struck.
1 / 3 A full-height entrance wall built as one continuous plane, carried through the retail frontages.
The mall’s entrance is its whole identity: a full-height glazed wall set beneath a curved canopy and framed between two solid stone masses. Falcon Metal built that wall as a single continuous plane — no visible transoms interrupting the sightline — and carried the same system through the retail frontages either side, so the envelope reads as one piece from the approach road.
1 / 3 Composite cladding, dark glazing and a louvred screen, with joint lines unbroken around every corner.
Scope: grey aluminium composite cladding across all four elevations, dark structural glazing to the upper floors, red accent fins and canopy fascias, and a full-height louvred aluminium screen to the service core. Falcon Metal fabricated the panels, fins and louvres to a single tolerance so the joint lines run unbroken around every corner of the building.
1 / 2 Curved curtain walls glazed as continuous drums from the second floor to the roof.
Scope: curved aluminium curtain walling to the projecting corner bays, blue reflective structural glazing, and aluminium windows and doors throughout the tower. The curved bays were the difficulty: each pane had to follow a true radius across several floors with no visible kinks at the joints. Falcon Metal set the radius out on site, fabricated the curved profiles to match, and glazed the bays as continuous drums from second floor to roof.
Blue reflective curtain walls and a curved glazed entrance drum between stone-clad wings.
Scope: blue reflective curtain walling across both storeys, a curved glazed drum to the central entrance bay, and thermally broken aluminium windows and doors throughout. Falcon Metal set the curve out from the concrete frame, fabricated the radiused mullions to suit, and glazed the entrance bay as one continuous sweep between the stone-clad wings.
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