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Architectural Glass is Experiencing Transformational Growth due to Global Architectural Trends Across all Segments

In this analysis, Frost & Sullivan covers materials for facades in residential and non-residential buildings and in different regions worldwide. Materials covered include renders, clay-based materials, ceramics, terracotta, fiber cement, natural materials (wood, stone, and metals), polymer-based materials, synthetics and plastic composites, laminates, architectural glass, and other materials.

New building activity is calculated for both the residential and non-residential segments in all regions for 2023 and 2030. In both points in time, the share of each material is estimated based on innovation, sustainability, income level, and fire regulation-based factors.

In broad terms, cities worldwide are converging, particularly in the non-residential segment, with high rises becoming more similar to each other. The residential segment is more diverse, in terms of both facade materials and structural materials. Nevertheless, glass and minimalism, led by North American and European use cases, are strong almost everywhere and gaining market share.

High rises and big commercial building architecture are globalized, driving demand for glass as a main facade material.

Diversity in materials is higher as buildings get smaller, but curtain walls seem to be gaining market in the residential segment. This growing penetration might be driven by improvements in the performance of curtain walls and aesthetic trends among architects, investors, and end customers.

Globally, in the residential segment, when comparing the market share of materials between 2023 and the forecast for 2030, bricks, renders, fiber cement, and vinyl appear to be reducing their share, while glass, laminates, and natural materials show positive numbers.

Stone and wood are getting strong competition from materials that mimic their looks (e.g., a faux stone made with autoclaved aerated concrete [AAC] or a metal sheet that looks like wood) and with the advantages of ease of installation, low maintenance, lighter weight, and durability that some of the mentioned materials do not possess.

Scope of Analysis

Key Characteristics of Façade Materials

Scope

Regions

Countries Included

North America 

United States and Canada 

Latin America (LATAM)

All countries between Mexico and Argentina, including them both 

Middle East, Africa, and South Asia (MEASA)

Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman, and Qatar in the Middle East; African countries; and South Asian countries, such as India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh

Europe 

Europe (27 EU countries, the United Kingdom, Norway, and Switzerland), Eastern Europe, and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS)

APAC 

China, Southeast Asia, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and South Korea

The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Materials for Façades Market

The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Façade Materials Market

Transformative Megatrends

Why

Frost Perspective

Competitive Intensity

Why

Frost Perspective

Geopolitical Chaos

Why

Frost Perspective

Segmentation

Façade Materials

Competitive Environment

Competitive Environment

Details                                                                      

Number of Competitors

Approximately 1,000, ranging from multinational corporate groups to local small businesses 

Competitive Factors

Cost, performance, aesthetics, and sustainability attributes

Key End-user Industry Verticals

The building industry

Leading Competitors

Saint-Gobain (through its diverse brand portfolio), Sika, Saipem, STO, Holcim, Fundermax, and Etex, among others according to the material

Revenue Share of Top 5 Competitors

Not available

Other Notable Competitors

Fundermax, Dryvit, Moeding, and Alucobond, among others according to the material

Distribution Structure

Wholesalers, retailers, and direct sales

Notable Acquisitions and Mergers

In 2021, Holcim acquired Firestone Building Products (roofing materials and metallic wall systems), and in 2022, Saint-Gobain acquired Kaycan (vinyl siding)

 

Key Companies: Façade Materials

Render

Weber (Saint-Gobain), Sika, Holcim, STO (uninsulated render systems), Mapei, Dryvit, Parex, and Fosroc (repair mortars)

Ceramics, bricks, and other clay-based:

STO (with ventilated façades), Moeding (ceramics and brick tiles), Wienerberger, Kingspan, Agro-Buchtal (ceramics), and NBK (Hunter Douglas) (terracotta)

Fiber cement:

Etex, SVK, Swisspearl, Clark Pacific, and Rieder (glass fiber-reinforced concrete, for implementation in ventilated façade)

Wood-based (natural + EW + TMW):

Moso (bamboo), Kebony (modified wood), and Nakamoto Forestry (burned wood cladding)

Stone:

Franken Schotter (stone façade panels) and Terracore (stone veneers and ceramic rainscreens)

Metal:

Pad-Clad (Carlisle Group), Ruuki (steel cladding), Zintek (zinc rolled), and Geoclad (Hunter Douglas)

Vinyl and plastic-based composites:  

Vinyl siding: Certainteed/Kaycan, Versatex (vinyl siding), Alside (vinyl siding), Westlake Royal Building Products (vinyl siding), Georgia Pacific (vinyl siding), and SVK (vinyl siding) WPC: Trex, Unifloor, and Terafest

Laminates:

HPL: Fundermax and Trespa 

Metal composite panels: Alumax, Alucom bond, and Quadrolad (Hunter Douglas) (aluminum + aluminum honeycomb)

Others (including fabrics and adobe):

Acrylic fabrics for tensile architecture: Texscreen (Hunter Douglas) and Serge Ferrari

Architectural glass:

Saint-Gobain, Pilkington, and Guardian

Table of Contents

Growth Environment: Transformation in Facade Materials

Growth Environment: Ecosystem in the Facade Materials Market

Growth Environment: Companies to Action (C2A)-Facade Materials

Growth Opportunity Analysis: Growth Generator in Facade Materials

Growth Opportunity Universe in Facade Materials

Best Practices Recognition in Facade Materials

Frost Radar in Facade Materials

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