The Canadian-American architect Franck Gehry, laureate of the Pritzker Architecture Prize in 1989, has designed a building swathed in an array of vast glass sails (large glass surfaces) and consisting of concrete facades with geometric shapes as original as they are complex known as icebergs... Icebergs dressed in Ductal® Envelope, using a unique manufacturing process that has received an award...

The Foksal Gallery Foundation art gallery, an iconic example of 1960s architecture, has been given a radical renovation, by reducing the weight of the facade, providing thermal insulation and restoring the mineral appearance of exposed concrete.

The new EDF Campus was inaugurated in 2017 in the Plateau de Saclay business cluster, near the well-known campuses of École Polytechnique and HEC. Built by the architecture firm Emmanuel Combarel Dominique Marrec Architects (ecdm), the building is distinguished by the remarkable volumes of its audacious façades. This technical feat was made possible by the innovative use of Ductal® Envelope...

Pritzker Prize-winner Fumihiko Maki has completed an educational centre, with a series of roof spaces, terraces and courtyards for the Aga Khan Foundation in London. A project achieved with the use of Ductal®. Each year, the foundation organizes the Aga Khan Award for Architecture, one of the world's most prestigious architecture prizes.