Walter Hauk founded Egner Building Technologies in 1975 and specialized in stainless steel applications for over 35 years. Egner became the exclusive Asia-Pacific distributor of Millennium Tiles in 2005. Millennium Tiles produces roof and wall tiles using a patented prismatic coloring process on stainless steel that results in various color options that are low maintenance and last a lifetime. The document discusses the technology behind prismatic coloring, advantages of stainless steel tiles, examples of building projects that used Millennium Tiles, and suitable applications for homes, malls, mixed developments and offices. It also outlines Egner's Falzonal aluminum seam roofing products and example building projects.

1. History
Walter Hauk
OWNER
Entrepreneur
Specialized in stainless
steel for over 35 years
with applications in aerospace,
medical, devices, petroleum-
Chemicals & in coloring of
stainless steel.
ROBERT EGNER
Asia-Pacific
SOLE
DISTRIBUTOR

2. … and yes, we are German…

3. … sometimes we over do quality…

4. … and we have no humour at all !

5. Agenda
1. Introduction Egner Building Technologies
1.1. History
1.2. Geographic distribution of projects
1.3. Materials used in projects
2. Millennium Tiles ® – simply the best for roof and facades
2.1. Why stainless steel
2.2. The technology
2.3. The advantages
2.4. Reference projects
3. Areas of Usage of Millennium Tiles ®
3.1. HOMES
3.2. SHOPPING MALLS
3.3. MIXED DEVELOPMENTS
3.4. OFFICES
4. The economic sense of using Millennium Tiles ®
4.1. Design Sells properties
4.2. Design attracts clients
4.3. Creating Icons promotes your value
5. Falzonal ® Aluminium
5.1. Standing Seam projects
5.2. Flat Seam projects

6. 1.1. History
1975 Prismatic colouring of stainless steel is
patented in Germany
1976 First building project done, still looks like on
day 1
Picture taken in 2003

7. 1.1. History
1995 Egner Building Technologies founded
in Singapore
2000 Millennium Tiles LLC founded in the U.S.A.
Starts regular production of Millennium
roof/ wall Tiles in a High-Tech process
2005/ Egner Building Technologies becomes
2006 exclusive
Distributor of
Millennium Tiles
in S.E.A.
First project in Singapore:
Sentosa Cove 2006

8. 1.2. Geographic distribution of projects

9. 1.3. Materials used in projects
 Stainless Steel
 Aluminium (Falzonal ®)
 Zinc- Aluminium- Magnesium (Zalmag ®)
(coated carbon steel)
 Copper
 Copper Plus ®
 Titanium – Zinc
… and the innovation goes on!

10. Agenda
1. Introduction Egner Building Technologies
1.1. History
1.2. Geographic distribution of projects
1.3. Materials used in projects
2. Millennium Tiles ® – simply the best for roof and facades
2.1. Why stainless steel
2.2. The technology
2.3. The advantages
2.4. Reference projects
3. Areas of Usage of Millennium Tiles ®
3.1. HOMES
3.2. SHOPPING MALLS
3.3. MIXED DEVELOPMENTS
3.4. OFFICES
4. The economic sense of using Millennium Tiles ®
4.1. Design Sells properties
4.2. Design attracts clients
4.3. Creating Icons promotes your value
5. Falzonal ® Aluminium
5.1. Standing Seam projects
5.2. Flat Seam projects

11. 2.1. Why stainless steel ?

12. Above the third floor;
New York City’s 160 East 42nd
Street (completed in 1930) using
stainless steel grade 302 exterior
panels. They are exposed to
pollution and coastal salt to date.
They were cleaned for the first
time in 1955, restoring their
appearance.
The Chrysler building can be see
in the background. It is stainless
steel grade 302. It has been
cleaned only twice since 1930!

13. Pewter
Bronze
Slate grey
2.2. The technology

14. Slate Blue
Peacock Blue
Charcoal
Black
Charcoal
Scotchbrite
2.2. The technology

15. Lambeau
Green
Gold
Custom Made as per Client
request
… and any other
colour of the rainbow
can be made!
2.2. The technology

16. Prismatic Coloring of
Stainless Steel
• Stainless steel is an alloy of steel that contains more than 11% Chromium
• It may or may not contain Nickel or Molybdenum
• A clear as Glass Chromium Oxide layer forms in the presence Oxygen.
(“14 microns”)
• When layer is increased a prism is created on the surface
2.2. The technology

17. Naturally occurring chrome oxide is increased electrochemically. Light
coming through the increased depth is bent at a different angles as it
travels through the shallow layer. The difference shows up in the visible
spectrum. A range of Colors are possible depending on thickness of the
oxide.
It is important to note that the viewing angle, light conditions, and the
chemistry of stainless all have an effect on the process. If you desire a
static color this process is not your solution!
A
B
Light Interference Principle

18. TYPICAL SECTION

19. TYPICAL SECTION

20. 2.3. The Advantages
of Stainless Steel Millennium Tiles ® :
1) Prismatic Colour is UV resistant
2) Therefore no colour fading, lasts a lifetime
3) Almost no glaring due to diffuse reflection
4) Basically Maintenance Free (self-cleaning effect)
5) Proven interlocking system
(typhoon and earth quake safe)
6) Made of at least 75% recycled steel, 100% recyclable
7) No washing out of harmful substances –
potable water can be collected
(fungal free, no danger to fish ponds ;) )
8) A living, ever-changing visual experience depending
on the surrounding light conditions

21. Jalan Binchang, Singapore

22. Holland Park, Singapore

23. Chancery Hill Walk, Singapore

24. Ocean Drive, Sentosa Cove, Singapore

25. Sentosa Cove, Singapore

26. Sentosa Cove, Singapore

27. Chee Hoon Avenue, Singapore

28. A resort in the Bahamas

29. Chinese Swimming Club, Singapore

30. STAINLESS STEEL “PWUTER
Millennium Tiles “Pewter” School in Cleveland, USA

31. Random Bronze Colour – Millennium Tiles stainless steel in horizontal wall

33. Federal Centre South, Seattle, U.S.A.

34. Yakima, Washington, U.S.A.

35. Agenda
1. Introduction Egner Building Technologies
1.1. History
1.2. Geographic distribution of projects
1.3. Materials used in projects
2. Millennium Tiles ® – simply the best for roof and facades
2.1. Why stainless steel
2.2. The technology
2.3. The advantages
2.4. Reference projects
3. Areas of Usage of Millennium Tiles ®
3.1. HOMES
3.2. SHOPPING MALLS
3.3. MIXED DEVELOPMENTS
3.4. OFFICES
4. The economic sense of using Millennium Tiles ®
4.1. Design Sells properties
4.2. Design attracts clients
4.3. Creating Icons promotes your value
5. Falzonal ® Aluminium
5.1. Standing Seam projects
5.2. Flat Seam projects

36. 3. Areas of Usage of Millennium Tiles ®
3.1. HOMES
Above: Sky Habitat by CapitaLand, Singapore;
Right: 962 5th Avenue, Seattle, U.S.A. in the background:
Seattle Central Library (1000 Fourth Ave.)
Below: Splash Effect

37. 3. Areas of Usage of Millennium Tiles ®
3.1. HOMES
Making Entrance Areas or Public Areas Special
Myriad Park,
Wet Playground,
Oklahoma City,
U.S.A.

38. 3.2. SHOPPING
MALLS
Top left: Millennium Tiles
Rainbow pattern applied
Bottom left: Novena City Square
Shopping Mall, Singapore
Bottom right: The Architects
vision (Artist impression) with
Millennium Tiles (Dallas, U.S.A.)

39. Stainless steel Natural Surface – Millennium Tiles stainless
steel wall cladding application – USA (mirror finish – bright)

40. Surface finish: Pewter finish bright & Mirror finish (dull)

41. 3. Areas of Usage of Millennium Tiles ®
3.3. MIXED
DEVELOPMENTS
www.icon-city.com.my
www.icon-city.com.my
Commercial Centre
Retail Shops & Food
Central Park Shops
Office Space
Residential
Hotel

42. 3. Areas of Usage of Millennium Tiles ®
3.3. MIXED DEVELOPMENTS
Night & Day Visual Effects

51. 3. Areas of Usage of Millennium Tiles ®
3.4. OFFICES & Industrial Property – VALUE UPGRADE

52. 3. Areas of Usage of Millennium Tiles ®
3.4. OFFICES & Industrial Property – VALUE UPGRADE
Easy add-on of MT to
existing wall !
Most economic for retro-
fitting
(no noise, no dust, do dirt):
- Quickly installed
- Boom Lift for high rise
sufficient
-> The cheapest way
to do retro-fitting !

53. 3. Areas of Usage of Millennium Tiles ®
3.4. OFFICES & Industrial Property – VALUE UPGRADE

54. 3. Areas of Usage of Millennium Tiles ®
3.4. OFFICES & Industrial Property – VALUE UPGRADE

55. Agenda
1. Introduction Egner Building Technologies
1.1. History
1.2. Geographic distribution of projects
1.3. Materials used in projects
2. Millennium Tiles ® – simply the best for roof and facades
2.1. Why stainless steel
2.2. The technology
2.3. The advantages
2.4. Reference projects
3. Areas of Usage of Millennium Tiles ®
3.1. HOMES
3.2. SHOPPING MALLS
3.3. MIXED DEVELOPMENTS
3.4. OFFICES
4. The economic sense of using Millennium Tiles ®
4.1. Design Sells properties
4.2. Design attracts clients
4.3. Creating Icons promotes your value
5. Falzonal ® Aluminium
5.1. Standing Seam projects
5.2. Flat Seam projects

56. 5. Falzonal ® Aluminium
5.1 Standing Seam projects
New Sarawak Legislative
Assembly Building
Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia

57. 5. Falzonal ® Aluminium
5.1 Standing Seam projects
Beach Resort,
Seychelles

58. 5. Falzonal ® Aluminium
5.1 Standing Seam projects
Jervois Hill 14,
Singapore

59. 5. Falzonal ® Aluminium
5.2 Flat Seam projects
Ford Avenue 28,
Singapore

60. 5. Falzonal ® Aluminium
5.2 Flat Seam projects
Maryland Drive 26,
Singapore

61. 5. Falzonal ® Aluminium
5.2 Flat Seam projects
Mount Sinai Rise 9,
Singapore

62. 5. Falzonal ® Aluminium
5.2 Flat Seam projects
Maria Avenue 8 and 10,
Singapore

63. THANK YOU FOR YOUR
KIND ATTENTION
Millennium Tiles prismatic
colored stainless steel
Falzonal Aluminium