Every construction project works within a budget. Whether it's a residential home, a commercial office, or a high-rise development, there is always pressure to reduce costs wherever possible.
The challenge isn't cutting costs—it's knowing where to cut them.
Some decisions have very little impact on the final performance of a building. Others may look like small savings during procurement but become expensive problems once the project is occupied. Fenestration falls into the second category.
Windows and façade systems do much more than improve the appearance of a building. They influence energy efficiency, weather protection, indoor comfort, security, maintenance costs, and even the overall value of the property. Yet, they are often treated as products where the lowest quotation wins.
That approach can become costly over time.
Publication Date
october 10,2023
Category
Cost-Performance
Reading Time
4 min read
Author
"Glazia team"
