Neoclassical Facade Design

Neoclassical facade design is the composition of a building exterior with classical architectural elements in a symmetrical, proportioned manner. The placement and proportions of elements such as casings, cornices, columns and panels on the facade form the basis of this design. When the elements are made of polyurethane they are lightweight and applied directly with construction adhesive; they resist moisture and impact, do not crack, blister or warp, and can be painted. Being lightweight, they add no extra load to the facade, and installation is completed faster than with stone alternatives. Because they are mould-cast, the profile cross-sections repeat identically on every piece, which allows the symmetrical design to be applied cleanly. Polure produces the casing, cornice and column groups used in neoclassical facade design in a range of size options.