Perforated Metal in Architectural Lighting
Light is fundamental to architectural experience, influencing mood, performance, spatial perception, and energy use.
Perforated metal has become a key material for architects seeking precise control of both natural and artificial illumination.
As a passive solar element, perforated metal mitigates glare and heat gain by filtering sunlight rather than excluding it.
The specification of hole size, spacing, and open area enables calibrated daylight penetration while maintaining visual connection to the exterior.
Within interiors, this diffusion of light produces balanced brightness, softening contrast and contributing to visual comfort.
Reduced dependence on artificial lighting supports energy-efficient outcomes and improved environmental performance.
At night, perforated panels interact with artificial lighting to generate layered optical effects.
Learn more about this product on the Arrow Metal website.
Author summary: Perforated metal controls light in architecture.
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