Category: Facade Innovations

Deco Australia The aluminum displacement system, Declad, has met the requirements of the Australian standard as 4284 and confirms compliance with the weather provisions of the National Construction Code (NCC). The test carried out by the independent test agency Azuma Design evaluated the system's performance under simulated extreme weather conditions. A complete facade assembly, including… Continue reading Declad aluminum cladding is passports than 4284 weatherproof tests

By Barry Wise Smith When a busy family attended friends in their holiday home in a quiet, closed community at the western end of 30a in Santa Rosa Beach, they began to dream of owning their own piece of paradise. So when a house in New Construction came onto the market, the family took the… Continue reading Beauty and the beach: an over-the mountain family gets your own piece of paradise

The Fassademarkt is expected to reach $ 275.24 billion in the amount of $ 205.60 billion in 2023 by 2031. The market is expected to register a CAGR of 3.7% in 2023-2031. The growing construction industry around the world is likely to remain the most important facade market trends. Received rehearsal PDF – https://www.theinsightpartners.com/sample/tipmc002592/?utm_source=openpr&utm_Medium=10324 Smart… Continue reading A complete guide to the facade

The bar car dates from the 19th century, but many of us consider it a modern staple from the middle of the century, which partly led to the TV show again Mad Men. Because who doesn't want to feel like Don Draper from time to time? Bar wagons are cheeky and funny and you are… Continue reading Bar cabinets are the new bar carts – here is the style

The Kilburn Park Station at the Bakerloo line is a delightful curiosity with a design that is strongly inspired by the picturesque appearance of many London pubs – here is why The Kilburn Park Underground Station was designed in the style of a traditional London pub(Picture: Getty pictures))) London is a city with artistic U… Continue reading Beautiful London Tunderground station 'looks like a pub' and has a quirky hidden function

With designer Stephen Burks in conversation with Tura Cousins ​​Wilson & Shane Lapiste from Soca Presented by Wedge Curatorial Projects (WCP)-A non-profit organization in Toronto With a heir to the increasing black artistic expression loading, the wedge lecture enters the audience to deal with radical possibilities at the interface of art, architecture and social change.… Continue reading The wedge lecture | Designlines magazine

With the kind permission of Amazon Upholsterer velvet fabrics camp with warehouse optoman This chair has only solved two problems: where you sit and where you can hide your things. The Storage Ottoman is both a footrest and a secret goalkeeper for all the books you have the next day, as well as blankets, magazines… Continue reading The most convenient reading chairs on Amazon

Trust was one Essential ingredients to bring Knight Office and Dan Wilson to life. Like many projects that were designed during the highlight of the pandemic, the project was exposed to unexpected design changes and rotations that are not always easy for customers to accept. By combating these changes with trust, customers granted the architects… Continue reading Kanooka House from Knight Office and Dan Wilson

This couple in the 1960s no longer wish to weaken the color palette. Quite the opposite. Her new home in a leaf suburb of Philadelphia was very open, everything on one level and a color – white. It made the perfect empty canvas for a brave, colorful transformation. And with the help of the interior… Continue reading Tour a brave and brilliant apartment in Philadelphia

A sculptural new presence in Seoul The photography SEoul Museum of Art provides a new cultural presence in Dobong-GU, a district of northeastern Seoul This gradually sees the introduction of contemporary landmarks Robot and AI Museum From the Turkish studio Melike Altiisik Architects (MAA). Designed in cooperation by the Austrian company Jadric architecture and Korean… Continue reading Photography Seoul Museum of Art begins with dynamic, twisted facade