Glass-fibre-reinforced plastics (GRP) have revolutionised the world of architecture by enabling the production of lightweight, robust and aesthetically pleasing components. These components offer a number of advantages, including durability, weather resistance and flexibility in design. 

GRP architectural elements, such as roof panels, façade elements, doors and window frames, offer impressive structural integrity alongside low weight. Their ease of processing allows architects to develop creative and innovative designs that would be difficult to achieve with conventional building materials. In addition, they offer excellent resistance to corrosion and weathering, which increases their service life and reduces their maintenance effort. 

The use of GRP in architecture also opens up opportunities in the field of sustainability. The lightness of the material reduces the transport effort and energy consumption during the construction phase.