60 Seconds of Skyfold
Take a look at 10 of our coolest Skyfold jobs in 60 seconds!
NATURE by Klein
“NATURE” by Klein: Organic, elegant, and warm, NATURE puts sustainability at the forefront of design by marrying cutting-edge manufacturing processes with natural materials. NATURE is a groundbreaking new sliding door system made entirely out of oak wood that allows architects to introduce organic elements into their designs. The result is warmer, more nature-centric spaces that strengthen the bond between humans and their environment. NATURE Framed Dibujo
NATURE by Klein
“NATURE” by Klein: Their newest product line. Creates a glass architectural wall that combines fixed and mobile glass panels via a wooden track. Versatile and flexible, it allows for numerous combinations with impeccable details. NATURE by Klein NATURE by Klein NATURE by Klein
Eastside Preparatory School – Skyfold Inc.
This Skyfold wall divides the theater from the upper classroom at Eastside Preparatory School. The classroom side is full marker board and the theater side is black to match the ceiling of the theater. The Skyfold wall deploys down on top of the handrail above. Architect - PUBLIC47 ARCHITECTS LLC Contractor - Schuchart
Skyfold NEW Product Brochure
Take a look at the NEW Skyfold family of products brochure! 90 pages of automatic vertically folding operable walls customized for your project that unite acoustics, flexibility, design, and performance. https://portal.skyfold.com/media/family-brochure/
Flexible Space Video – Modernfold
Take a look at this great visual from Modernfold, Inc that highlights how social distancing needs can be met through flexible solutions like operable walls.
Grays Harbor College – Skyfold Walls
The Grays Harbor College STEM Building uses Skyfold Classic 51 and Skyfold Mirage to provide a highly flexible space for learning. The combination of these two different walls creates multiple options for space division. Architect - SRG Partnership.
Skyfold – Tahoma High School
Take a look at this video of Skyfold at Tahoma High School. The stepped wall allows a large auditorium like this to be divided into multiple meeting spaces, providing flexibility for the school to utilize this space for many purposes.