On Hong Kong's Murray Road, the building "The Henderson" is being constructed in a prominent location between the Bank of China Tower and Hutchison House. The 200m high tower with its organic shapes and special surfaces was designed by Zaha Hadid Architects and comprises 39 floors. The large number of varying and complex element types fits in perfectly with the range of services offered by seele. Special design and manufacturing features characterise the project. The data processing of the complex models, as well as the high BIM standard, are particularly demanding for the design team. The biaxially curved insulating glass panels and the three-dimensionally formed sheet metals are a challenge in production.

The approximately 1,210sqm steel mullion and transom façade, which spans levels 3-6, is characterised by double curved glass elements measuring up to 2 x 5m with a sun protection coating. They are assembled with double-bent aluminium profiles in order to permit installation as complete elements, using a toggle system with Sefix brackets. Due to the varying sizes and bends with an inside micrometre of up to 500mm, each element is unique. A special coating creates a smooth transition from the mirrored glass surface of the building soffit to the completely transparent glass elements from level 3 upwards.