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Project • By Meyer Lift • Private Houses
Gallop Road
Set on massive grounds near the Botanic gardens of Singapore, here is a beautiful house with a frameless glass lift cabin for a very special client. More
Project • By Nicolli • Shopping Centres
Shopping centre Interspar (ex Saimp)
Architectural design by: Kulmus Bügelmayer Architects.
Nicolli was responsible for the design and the installation of the exteriors, as well as many internal elements of the Interspar shopping centre.
The large façade at a tilted angle, with arching horizontal covers and vertical seals, and fully padded with glass panels, is the perfect backdrop for the entrance porch, made of red painted aluminium like the frame of the whole building, and for the rounded sun breaker arches of the south side, also made of aluminium.
On the opposite side are a smaller entrance door and the two "McDrive" tills, featuring fully structural glass.
Transparency is also featured on the inside of the building, where Nicolli is responsible for the la... More
Product • By GULDMANN • GHZ Ceiling Hoist
GHZ Ceiling Hoist
• The GHZ ceiling hoist blends perfectly into the room and is almost invisible when not in use
• Low built-in height increases the lifting height
• Easy to use and install
A discreet and almost invisible ceiling hoist system which offers a safe, comfortable and efficient solution for the lifting and transferring of persons with loss of function and an ergonomically safe working environment for the healthcare staff. The GHZ lifting module runs inside the traverse rail. This minimizes the built-in dimensions and adds to the lifting height which is often a crucial factor in rooms with lower ceiling heights.
If a through-going rail system is chosen – which provides complete coverage and an effective and direct transfer e.g. bedroom t... More
Project • By Squire & Partners • Offices
The Studio – London
The Studio was created by revitalising a former Victorian depository to provide bespoke open plan office with an animated street frontage. The industrial character of the building was a strong influence on the design, which sought to retain elements of the robust structure.
Hufton & Crow
Existing features such as vaulted concrete ceilings, brick walls and ochre coloured lifting beams were exposed to their raw state, and highlighted with modern light fittings, while other industrial mechanisms such as sliding doors, pulleys and window shutters were refurbished.
James Jones
The reception area has a polished concrete floor leading to two matt black patterned steel staircases, while a platform lift is encased with two layers of... More