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Rediscovering Concrete Aparici’s Cracked Collection

Aparici’s Cracked Collection offers a fresh perspective on weathered concrete, infusing it with decorative flair through a distinctive crackle design. This collection stands out for its unique and captivating character, adding a touch of sophistication to any space. Available in three elegant colors – graphite, grey, and white – the Cracked Collection redefines contemporary design. […]

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Illuminating Sekura Offices Lutron’s Vive Wireless Lighting System

The Sekura offices, nestled atop a new shopping center in Mexico City, boast a modern workspace for a financial services company. The architectural design, characterized by a glass facade, floods the interiors with abundant natural light. To harmonize natural and artificial lighting effectively, Sekura sought a lighting solution that was both high-performance and cost-effective. Selecting […]

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Introducing Vertically Folding Operable Walls – Classic™ Series

Skyfold® presents the Classic™ series, designed to address the acoustic demands of spaces with varying geometries, from straightforward environments like offices and classrooms to intricate venues such as auditoriums featuring sloped and stepped floors. Acoustic Excellence The Classic™ series goes beyond industry standards, offering exceptional acoustic performance across its range of models. From the Classic […]

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Introduction to SESC Headquarters

SESC – Serviço Social do Comércio is a prominent private entity managed by entrepreneurs in business, tourism, and services sectors. With a mission to enhance the welfare and quality of life for workers and their families, SESC operates a network of 39 centers in São Paulo, focusing on culture, sports, health, and food. Architectural Legacy […]

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Introduction to Célere Magòria Development

Célere Magòria, a residential development comprising 175 homes in Barcelona, stands out for its commitment to energy efficiency and sustainable architecture. With an “A” energy rating, the project incorporates ventilated facades using Stoneo panels from ULMA Architectural Solutions, enhancing both aesthetics and performance. Energy Efficiency Initiatives Recognizing the environmental impact of the real estate sector, […]

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Introduction to Venetian Blinds by Draper

Draper introduces Venetian Blinds by Warema, offering a versatile solution for controlling daylight and preventing glare in architectural spaces. With the ability to retract, extend, and tilt the slats, these blinds provide effective solar control and thermal comfort while optimizing natural daylighting. Features of Venetian Blinds Automation: Available for maximum indirect light control. Solar Heat […]

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Introduction to AMNH Gilder Center

The Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation stands as a modern addition to New York’s renowned American Museum of Natural History (AMNH). Designed to facilitate public engagement with science and innovation, the building boasts contemporary spaces for exhibitions and educational activities. Design Concept by Studio Gang Crafted by Studio Gang, the architectural vision […]

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Introduction to Ductal® by Holcim

Holcim, a global leader in innovative and sustainable building solutions, introduces Ductal® – a product range of lightweight, ultra-high-performance concrete designed to meet the diverse needs of construction projects worldwide. From robust infrastructure like bridges and roads to creative architectural endeavors and cost-effective building solutions, Ductal offers durability, strength, aesthetics, and ductility. Advantages of Ductal® […]

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Illuminating History: The Evolution of Chandeliers

In the depths of the dark ages, medieval homes were illuminated by the flickering light of open fires in crude cooking pits. The advent of candles, or “chandelles,” marked a significant advancement, although they remained a luxury reserved for the wealthiest individuals. It wasn’t until the 14th century that the first semblance of what we […]

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