Facade Engineering in Guyana: Insights on Durable and Practical Design In many countries, Republic Day is a moment to look back on history and celebrate achievements. For Guyana, a nation still in a phase of rapid development, it serves as a reminder to shift our focus from what has already been completed to which decisions will continue to hold their value over time. In the building industry, this perspective is especially important. Buildings remain, facades age, and what is ultimately tested is not the visual impact at the time of completion, but long-term stability, durability, and sustainable performance. Facade Projects Are Not About Technical Accumulation Through our project experience in

Lunar New Year, Proven Reliability: Custom Façade Engineering & Delivery To much of the world, the Lunar New Year is a time to slow down, marked by reunion, reflection, and celebration. For SunFrame, however, the weeks leading up to the holiday represent a different kind of tradition: a concentrated test of discipline, coordination, and responsibility. As the national shutdown approaches, our operations do not wind down. They sharpen. Every decision, every handover, and every confirmation carries added weight, because we understand one simple truth: our clients’ projects do not pause just because the calendar changes. 1. Engineering the “Holiday Gap”: Design Locked Before the Pause Long before production lines fall silent,

Rainy Season Resilience: Integrated Facade Drainage Lessons from the Brazilian Carnival Challenge The Brazilian Carnival is not only a globally renowned cultural festival but also marks a period of extreme environmental challenge for urban buildings. Held during the Southern Hemisphere’s summer rainy season, the combination of short, intense rainstorms and high-frequency urban activity places exceptionally high durability demands on building façades. In such conditions, curtain wall systems must rely on their intrinsic physical logic and high-specification materials, rather than solely on manual maintenance. 1. Physical Barrier: Three Layers of Protection to Keep Interiors Dry For non-unitized curtain walls, we implement a closed-loop defense system to ensure interior dryness under extreme