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Acrylic
Acrylic is a synthetic polymer available as sheets, cast panels, or emulsions used in architectural coatings and glazing. It provides high optical clarity, weather resistance, and formability for building envelopes and interiors.
In architecture, acrylic sheets serve as lightweight glazing alternatives in cultural buildings, museums, and kunsthalles, often paired with concrete and steel structures. Acrylic emulsions function as low-VOC binders in exterior and interior coatings, offering gloss, dirt pickup resistance, and adhesion on diverse substrates.
Acrylic production relies on fossil-based feedstocks, yielding higher embodied carbon than bio-based alternatives; some biomass-balanced variants like Acronal MB EDGE reduce this impact through renewable substitution. Coatings minimize operational carbon via low-VOC formulations that limit emissions during application.
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