Curtain wall façades are among the most widely used glass façade systems in modern architectural projects. These systems are self-supporting structures that manage the weight of the glass panels and loads from wind, storms, and precipitation without placing stress on the building’s primary structure. Key advantages of curtain walls include excellent thermal, moisture, and sound insulation—features that significantly enhance energy efficiency and reduce heating and electricity costs. Additionally, due to their lightweight nature, curtain walls provide strong resistance to seismic forces and help reduce the building’s dead load.