When it comes to creating inviting and visually stunning outdoor spaces, material selection plays a pivotal role. The University of Wisconsin – Madison's Pyle Center, with its breathtaking view of Lake Mendota, required an exceptional touch for its rooftop terrace, often used for outdoor receptions and post-conference social gatherings. The answer to their design conundrum? Wovenpanel® featuring the captivating Brixton stainless steel wire mesh framed in the sleek versatile spine.

The choice of Wovenpanel® for this rooftop terrace application was guided by a vision of elegance and innovation. The project designer, Dorschner Associates, and the skilled craftsmen at Bachmann Construction recognized that the Brixton wire mesh, with its unique twin wire flat top pattern, offered a blend of functionality and aesthetic appeal that perfectly suited the space.

Brixton's wire mesh pattern is more than just a surface; it's a work of art in itself. Its wires are expertly crimped to create facets that capture and refract light from every angle, casting a mesmerizing sparkle across the environment. This effect not only adds visual texture but also infuses the space with an ethereal ambiance that shifts throughout the day as the sunlight dances on the surface.

What sets Brixton apart is its versatility; it offers two distinct textures on either side, giving designers the freedom to choose the one that best complements their vision. This flexibility allowed the University of Wisconsin – Madison to craft an inviting atmosphere that seamlessly integrates with its surroundings while showcasing the intricacies of the Brixton mesh.

Moreover, this plain steel wire mesh can be powder-coated as a cost-effective way to add an unlimited range of colours and provide a durable coating to protect it from the elements. This feature not only enhances the aesthetics but also ensures longevity and minimal maintenance.