Architectural Armouring

Securing the built environment against potential threats is an imperative task, and FortiGuard Defenses is at the forefront of architectural armor innovation. Our expertise extends to fortifying structures against various threats, including ballistic attacks, explosions, and forced entry.

We seamlessly integrate armour solutions into the architectural design, ensuring a harmonious blend of security and aesthetics. From government buildings to critical infrastructure, our architectural armouring solutions are a testament to both form and function.

Both vehicle and architectural armouring require specialized engineering and design expertise to ensure that the added protection does not compromise the vehicle’s performance or the structural integrity of the building.
The level of armouring varies based on the specific threat environment and the desired level of protection.

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Architectural Armouring Details

Architectural armouring involves reinforcing buildings and structures to withstand various forms of attacks or natural disasters. These can include.

Ballistic Protection

Integrating ballistic-resistant materials into walls, windows, and doors to prevent bullets from penetrating the structure

Electronic Security Systems

Implementing advanced security systems, including surveillance cameras, access control systems, and intrusion detection systems

Emergency Exits

Designing multiple and easily accessible emergency exits to facilitate evacuation during crisis situations

Safe Rooms

Incorporating secure rooms within the building where occupants can seek refuge during emergencies.

Perimeter Security

Installing barriers, bollards, and other physical obstacles to prevent unauthorized vehicles from approaching the building

Blast Resistance

Designing and constructing buildings with features that minimize damage from explosions, such as reinforced walls, structural framing, and blast-resistant windows