BOK Modern bracketless sunshades offer clean sightlines

by anthony_capkun_2 | 16 September 2026 3:12 pm

Perforated metal sunshades with circular patterns project from the white and brown seven-story mixed-use development.[1]
The Simple Mount Sunshades used in Africatown Plaza (Seattle, Wash.) feature an abstract circular pattern that pairs functionality with artistic expression.

BOK Modern’s[2] new bracketless Simple Mount Sunshades eliminate the need for protruding mounts. The sunshades use a standardized direct-mount attachment approach, promising a “cleaner, more intentional façade” without exposed hardware.

The lightweight aluminum construction allows for clean forms, folded profiles, and patterned architectural elements, and is finished for long-term exterior exposure with minimal maintenance.

When window sizes are coordinated early in the process, the sunshades promise to simplify field-dimensioning and installation sequence, and reduce interference with scaffolding while enabling the integration of BOK’s architectural patterns directly into the shade.

Endnotes:
  1. [Image]: https://www.metalconstructionnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/BOK-Simple-Mount-Sunshades-SEP2026-800.jpg
  2. BOK Modern’s: https://bokmodern.com/

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