in an open, bright environment like this restauant interior, sectioning off space finds the perfect solution with GKD metal fabric partitions. In this case the textured Lamelle design gave the perfect look, reflectivity and openess to enhance the interior design environment. Now, let’s order. Architect: Richard Mayer

Eco-friendly Western Red Cedar Timber Fins were installed externally, measuring 4.5m long in 1200mm wide modules with 4 blades to each in a vertical arrangement. Following the curved façade of the building, the Timber Fins provide the structure with a natural, modern aesthetic. Additionally, to complete the Levolux solution, Roller Blinds were installed internally to control light levels in the classrooms and to combat the effects of glare. read here:http://bit.ly/im8fqO

This product is fairly simple, but can achieve very interesting results. Perforated aluminum strips are woven over and under horizontal pipes, creating a basket weaving effect. The pictures below are from the Museum of Contemporary Arts in Santiago de Chile.

This project is called Village Pavlolo and was designed by Tsinmailo, Liashenko and Partners in Moskau, Russia. This is a great example how a ProdIn Neptuno wood veneer panel can be used in humid areas. This is a swimming pool area using Prodema ProdIn product on walls ceilings and floors.

Carlyles Watch, in the heart of downtown Columbus, OH, offers the fusion of new, well-appointed apartment units located in an historic, urban setting. The new building includes 54 residences in seven stories in Columbus’ charming Gay Street District.The building’s exterior features a distinctive checkerboard design, created via the installation of 7,000 sq. ft. of Dri-Design® .080 aluminum panels finished in three colors: black, light gray and dark gray.

One of New York City’s largest office structures is 55 Water Street. This 54 story building uses Cridecor on its rooftop installation. Cridecor® is a screen-printed laminated glass, which adds graphic and decorative elements to architectural glass structures.

Falmouth School UK: David Pierce of architects Urban Salon explained We wanted the building to appear as a series of folded planes, with the walls and roof clad in the same material. It was crucial that the product we specified worked as well on both surfaces, and using Anthra Zinc meant that we didn’t need to compromise on this.

An out of the box design and sophisticated engineering presented us with opportunities to expand the possibilities with Prodema  ProdEX. We collaborated with the engineers behind the Community Boathouse project to bring solutions never used before. The School is also located in the City of Chicago where we find some of the strictest Fire Codes in the country. Both exterior and interior Prodema materials were used. Architect: UrbanWorks Architecture, Chicago, IL

The German Museum of History (DHM) in Berlin uses Clearsorber foil in its courtyard. Clearsorber foil is a thin perforated foil that can be used for acoustics. In this specific project the designer build a glass ceiling to make the courtyard an interior space. The space was to be used for concerts and events. After inclosing the courtyard it turned out to have horrible acoustics. The solution was to install Clearsorber foil in front of the ceiling. It helps improve the acoustics but still keeps the design intent.

Are you looking for a way to make your swimming pool or spa area more interesting? Check out the following projects using Clipso technical fabrics with digital print on walls and/or ceilings of swimming pools. The technical fabric comes in an antibacterial finish so no need to worry about mold, in combination with an acoustical backing it can also improve the acoustics in the space. For more information visithttp://tiny.cc/y9o3h