Ceiling system
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Project • By Banker Wire • Offices
Corporate Office Interior - TX
In contemporary corporate interior design, openness and transparency are expressed through design choices. One of the most effective materials supporting this is woven wire mesh for corporate interior design, which allows architects and designers to define space without sacrificing visual continuity. Woven wire mesh lets designers define areas without closing them off, keeping spaces visually connected while still clearly organized. The final result is an environment that feels open, active, and easy to navigate.
In café and hospitality-style spaces, wire mesh often plays a key role in shaping the experience. Gantries over bars and mesh-framed enclosures help establish zones while staying light and inviting. The Banker SZ-4 woven wi... More
Product • By Derako • Derako Solid Wood Grill Pro-line
Derako Solid Wood Grill Pro-line
Would you like to make an indoor space more attractive and inviting? You can achieve this by using natural materials. Studies show that increased contact with nature in an indoor environment can have enormous positive effects on peoples’ moods. By incorporating elements of nature in a building, the contact between humans and nature is strengthened. Wood is one of the most special natural materials. It has been a source of inspiration for architects and artists for thousands of years. Thanks to its shape and colour, power, flexibility and warmth, wood gives streets and interiors a natural, characteristic appearance. Wood is not only environmentally friendly and recyclable, it also stores CO2. It is renewable thanks to the growth of new... More
Project • By APA Kuryłowicz&Associates • Offices
Prosta Tower Office Building
This unusual high-rise will stand against the windowless facade of its even higher, 120-metre neighbour. The neighbour’s name is Łucka City – the biggest and perhaps the least appreciated apartment building in Warsaw. The new house shall resemble an oversized cabinet, finished with wood panelling on the sides, glazed with an undulating curtain wall shielding the apartments from the sunlight
and the traffic noise.
The second version of the investment, redesigned into an office tower, features a concrete exo skeleton that serves a double function of structural support and heating prevention.
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Product • By Hunter Douglas Architectural • Multi Panel - Linear Open Metal Ceilings Interior
Multi Panel - Linear Open Metal Ceilings Interior
The LUXALON® 30BD Linear Ceiling System is 1 of 5 models that makes up the Multi-Linear Series, which consists of box shaped panels in 5 varying widths (30mm up to 180mm) that can be clipped to a universal LUXALON® Carrier 50. This creates the opportunity to use the panels with different widths and heights (15mm and 39mm) in one ceiling allowing for a wide variety of design configurations. The 30BD panel is 30mm wide and differs in depth (39mm) from the 30B model (15mm) The system can be used for curved feature ceilings and is easy to install and maintain.
LUXALON® 30BD Linear Ceilings accommodate a variety of lighting, air and sprinkler features, and provide precise directional control. A wide choice of colours and fin... More
Project • By Hunter Douglas Architectural USA • Secondary Schools
Chanhassen High School
Minnesota's newest, 405,000 sq. foot high school designed by Perkins + Will (formerly Rozeboom Miller Architects) opened September 2009.
Complete with a new football stadium, 2 practice fields, 8 tennis courts, 650-seat theater, and open cafeteria, the $93 million campus also features 4 wings or "houses" allowing students to focus on core classes with one set of instructors for a two-year period.
The architect envisioned a warm, real-wood ceiling for Chanhassen's new high school. "We wanted to create a feeling of warmth, of an inviting atmosphere," Principal Paul McMahan told the Victoria Town Square, "We wanted to create something that reminded people more of a college campus building than a high school and I think we achieved that."... More