Facades designed to belong on real buildings.
Most buildings don’t need another custom facade experiment. They need systems that are beautiful, engineered, and ready to build
Inmoha is a curated collection of GFRC, terracotta, and metal facade systems — designed to give architects a faster way to create distinctive elevations.
Architectural Facade Systems
3 Material Families
Every facade begins with the right material language.
Some buildings call for the quiet solidity of concrete. Others need the warmth of terracotta or the precision of metal.
Our collection organizes facade systems into three material families — each engineered for real buildings, real climates, and real construction timelines.
GFRC
Glass-fiber reinforced concrete enables sculptural facades with depth and shadow.
Includes ribbed panels, parametric surfaces, lattice modules, and architectural fins for expressive building elevations.
Metal
Terracotta is one of the oldest architectural materials, reimagined for contemporary facade systems.
Modular screens, breeze blocks, and tiles create buildings that breathe, shade themselves, and age beautifully.
Metal facades offer the precision and flexibility required in contemporary architecture.
From perforated panels to mesh skins and laser-cut screens, these systems control light, privacy, and ventilation.
Terracotta
Durable exterior panels
Strong shadow lines
Large-scale architectural facades
Engineered shading
High precision fabrication
Lightweight facade systems
Passive cooling
Natural material palette
Climate responsive facades
Instead of starting every facade from scratch, architects can begin with a system.
Each design in the Inmoha collection is modular, manufacturable, and installation-ready — making it easier to move from concept to construction.
Browse the systems, shortlist what fits your project, and we’ll help you take it from there.
Vertical Ribbed GRC Panels
A library of facade systems ready for real buildings.
A facade system built around vertical rhythm and shadow. Ideal for office buildings and residential blocks where depth and repetition create a strong architectural identity.
Parametric Wave GRC Panels
22A sculptural concrete system that turns the entire facade into a continuous surface. Used in projects where the elevation itself becomes the building’s primary architectural statement.
A ventilated facade screen that filters light and air through modular clay blocks. Often used in warm climates where buildings benefit from shade, airflow, and layered facade depth
Horizontal Slit Terracotta Screen
Design Library
Perforated Steel Facade Panel
Precision perforated steel panels that provide ventilation and solar shading.
A durable solution for modern commercial and institutional facades.
Hexagon Terracotta Screen Facade System
Modular hexagonal terracotta screens forming a striking honeycomb facade pattern.
Enhances ventilation while adding strong architectural identity.
Laser-cut steel panels with intricate patterns for decorative facade screening.
Provides shading, privacy, and a distinctive architectural feature.
Laser Cut Steel Screen Facade System
Durable
Sun Shading
Modular Design
Passive Ventilation
Modular Design
Modular Design
Modular Design
Sun Shading
Sun Shading
Sun Shading
Passive Ventilation
Passive Ventilation
Durable
Durable
Durable
Durable
Durable
Sun Shading
Sun Shading
Passive Ventilation
Modular Design
Modular Design
How projects begin
A simple path from browsing to building.
The website is designed for exploration first.
Once you find a system that fits your building, the rest of the process becomes straightforward.
Select Material
Get Estimate
Share Project Scope
Select Design
Pay Deposit & Start
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Start by choosing the material language that suits your building — concrete, terracotta, or metal.
Browse the catalogue and shortlist the facade system that matches your architectural intent.
Tell us about the building — the facade area, location, and project type. Plans or rough dimensions are enough to begin.
We review the system fit, calculate approximate quantities, and share an estimate for the facade.
Once approved, the project moves into detailing, fabrication planning, and production.
Get the latest GFRC, terracotta, and metal facade systems catalogue and review the broader design range before contacting us.
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