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In these Mapic Awards 2013, the only Spanish candidacy has been the winner among a hundred other participants from 24 different countries. The Puerto Venecia Shopping Center has been awarded within the category of Best Retail and Leisure Development, just one year after its opening. Developed by L35 Arquitectos, it was thought from the beginning as an international reference.
The architect responsable from the project, Eduardo Simarro, did choose materials from the company Rockfon, a subdivison of Rockwool, in order to give acoustic solutions to the whole building. The acoustic ceilings Mono Acoustic TE were part of the faultless accomplishment.
“La Literaria”, emblematic building located in the center of University of Deusto in Bilbao, it’s been reformed by ACXT studio within the framework of the Strategic Plan 2011-2014 to achieve professional excellence. The design was intended to respect and and enhance the qualities of the original building created by Francisco de Cubas and declared a monument of cultural interest.
The exterior has been kept as it was without changes practically, being the inside where there’s been most of the renovation. The restoration of the galleries on the noble floors, as a fundamental element of reference, it’s been coupled with the symbolic nature of the space of the cloisters and the semi-interior space, achieved by the construction of two new ceilings covering the courtyard.
Diego Rodríguez Segura has been the main architect and the renovation was started on 2011 and ended on 2012. This building it’s nowadays the new nerve centre of University life on the campus of Duesto, besides of being one of the jewels of Bilbao’s architecture.
Three next editions of the event have been confirmed to be located in BolognaFiere. This agreement also establishes that Cersaie, first event in the world according to the participation of tiles and bathroom furnishing companies, will open to new sectors dedicated to the coating of walls and floors. They use materials such as different types of wood, marble and natural stone.
The relevance and internationality of Cersaie come also from its visitors and their origin: the registered visitants come from 174 countries. The next edition of the International Exhibition of Ceramic Tile and Bathroom Furnishings will take place from 22th until 26th September.
Francisco Martinez-Cosentino, President of the Cosentino Group, was in charge of the State of the Kitchen and Bath Industry conference. KBIS 2014 took place since 4th until 6th February in Las Vegas. This was the first time that a Spanish speaker took over the conference and did it in his own language.
Martínez-Cosentino believes that the biggest challenge facing the kitchen and bath industry this year “lies in continuously meeting demand for innovative products that address the ever-evolving needs of the market. To do that, successful manufacturers need to connect with and understand their customers, and deliver products that meet their needs. Furthermore, these products must reflect global design and technology trends, while remaining cognizant of global economic and increased competition”.
The reference company in manufacturation and distribution of bahtroom products and tiles complements, conquires the public with a complete showcooking leaded by Ricard Camarena, prestigious chef who transformed the traditional Valencian cooking into live art.
Gala proposes many novelties in tiles, like the collections New York, Berlin, London, Amberes and Viena, among others, going through the company’s indoor and outdoor products, a complete, elegant and attractive approach to this year’s edition.
The company presents in this edition of the fair its brand Essentia and keeps innovating in the decoration sector. Petra is the series which releases this new catalogue, a composition in different tonalities of natural stone in the Splitface surface, available in 10×40 cm format. The company also presented two series in mosaic; both of them had a great reception from the public.
This project involved the complete refurbishment and extension of a late 1960’s 3-storey terraced townhouse. The brief from the client was to create a large and special family home. Being practising Buddists, one specific requirement was the careful consideration and positioning of the Butsudan within the house. ZCD Architects felt needed to be at the heart of the house, so much of the internal remodelling was centred around this, as well as considering the connections between new and existing volumes at ground floor and lots of natural light.
To satisfy the demands of the new lifestyles centred on the bath as a place of intimate well-being and wellness, Margraf proposes design solutions that put marble, a natural and eternal stone, at the centre of aesthetic and functional research in a private residence, in a public environment or in a hotel. The bathtubs, the shower trays, the suspended washbasins, as well as those above the counter, recessed or self-standing with an integrated column, of varied shapes and dimensions from the Vicenza Company, create a magical atmosphere and give a touch of unquestioned refinement, in harmony with nature and in respect of the environment.
Margraf proposes not only exclusive products of excellence, but also a vast range of solutions, from the floors to the wall coverings, up to an full service of consultancy, indispensable instruments, today, in quality building.
Margraf marbles skilfully worked by the Company’s specialised craftsmen, integrate themselves perfectly with the sanitary fixtures in porcelain and the most innovative faucet fittings thanks to their forms which can be personalised and to the different kinds of colours and finishes; they can also be used in combination with other materials, such as wood, to make the bathroom a unique and personalised environment.
The flooring and the wall covering in honed Chocolate linked to the shower plate in honed Granada Beige from the Quadra collection, is suitable for those who seek that extra touch in the wellness zone; the free standing bath in Veselye Fiorito of the Gaia collection dominates the bath environment like a sculpture, granting it a touch of class.
Where once there was only a conventional kitchen, cabinet maker and photographer Denis Margot created a meeting point and a meeting with Alexandra Flament’s family, the owner of a villa in almost a century old on the outskirts of Brussels. In this reform, HI-MACS ® was instrumental in giving a new dimension to the room and give it bright and airy.
Planning the transformation of hexagonal kitchen in which it was impossible to install cabinets by the presence of openings (windows and doors) in all its walls, became a challenge that led to the project Swedish Spirit. To overcome Margot and Alexandra Denis Flament resorted to HI-MACS ® material of last generation, being highly malleable and versatile, removes barriers to creative matter and allowed the manufacture of furniture.
In turn, the union without visible joints, allowing you to create monolithic structures, and porosity of the material does not preclude the penetration of liquids and facilitate cleaning. «We chose HI-MACS ® for its quality, durability and hygienic properties,» explains Denis Margot.
Alexandra Flament wanted to stay not only has a large cooking surface but also became a meeting place for family and friends to organize meetings. To create this atmosphere, a central island with a countertop was installed made of HI-MACS ®. This material contains no toxic substances, is ideal for food contact. In addition, the acrylic stone insulates heat and is resistant to commonly disinfectants products used in a household.
In order to give scope to the room, the light acquired a leading role in the reform. So we chose to incorporate large windows to two meters high which, when opened, create the feeling of being on the outside of the house, just a step from nature. The pure white finish Alpine White enhances brightness of this space.
At these large windows sills, also made by HI-MACS ®, has been integrated LED lights that help them to maintain the warmth of overnight stay. The tops of furniture located below the window and made of acrylic stone completes this elegant and minimalist kitchen of this villa from the 20s.
For more information: www.himacs.eu
To date, ThyssenKrupp Elevator has sold more than 7,000 units of passenger transportation equipment, and services over 2,600 units related to metro and rail infrastructure projects across the Asia Pacific region. The company is poised for continued growth in tandem with the area’s boom in building metro and railway lines.
In the last decade, the construction of metro systems and rail networks in the Asia Pacific region has kept pace with the area’s unprecedented urbanization. With China leading the way, public rail transportation across Asia is rising to world-class standards as countries including Korea, Thailand and India focus on investing in their cities’ infrastructure.
ThyssenKrupp is seizing this momentum and has been on a fast track of expanding its business in this thriving market segment. To date, the company has sold more than 7,000 units of passenger transportation equipment, including elevators, escalators, and moving walks, to metro and railway projects across more than 21 Asian cities. ThyssenKrupp Elevator branches are also servicing over 2,600 units installed in metro and railway systems in the area.
“With mega as well as medium-sized cities across the Asia Pacific region vying to construct rail systems and alleviate their cities’ traffic congestion, we expect continued growth in this dynamic market segment,” said Andreas Schierenbeck, CEO of ThyssenKrupp Elevator AG.
Since elevator and escalator access to train platforms is now indispensable for providing commuter convenience, ThyssenKrupp has successfully captured a substantial share of this rail transit market segment. The company is able to provide the safest and most reliable solutions and services designed for rail systems, as illustrated by its 65 escalators in stations of Beijing Metro Line 15 operating at an amazing 99.99 percent availability rate in 2013.
China – leader of the Asian boom
When all metro projects approved by the government are built, a total of 38 Chinese cities will have at least one rail line by the year 2020. Currently, more than 180 Chinese cities have 1 million inhabitants. It has been estimated that by 2025 this figures will increase to over 240 so that there is huge further potential for infrastructure projects.
ThyssenKrupp Elevator has supplied approximately 1,000 transportation units across Beijing’s metro system, which has come a long way since subway construction began there in 1965.
The metro network in China’s capital city has now grown to 17 lines, carrying over 10 million passengers on an average weekday. During rush hour, trains run at an impressive interval of just over 2 minutes.
The latest order ThyssenKrupp secured from Beijing Metro is for the supply of 329 heavy-duty escalators to Line 14. The company is the exclusive escalator supplier to this entire line, and the new installation is scheduled for completion by the end of 2015.
In Chongqing, an important transport hub positioned at the confluence of the Jialing and Yangtze rivers in outhwest China, ThyssenKrupp Elevator has provided the city‘s metro system with about 800 units of transportation equipment. Chongqing municipality has a population of approximately 30 million and a surface area comparable with the whole of Austria. The city’s first metro line opened in 2004, and a network of up to 18 lines is in the pipeline.
The company’s recent contract to supply the Shenzhen Metro with 137 escalators brings its total number of passenger transportation units in this southern city’s metro network to 888. The 137 escalators will be installed in 16 stations along Shenzhen Metro Line 7, which extends to 28 stations and 30.2 km, connecting densely populated residential communities with urban commercial and business districts. The installation is scheduled for completion by December 2016.
Last year, Hong Kong’s MTR Corporation awarded ThyssenKrupp its second major order, to supply 74 escalators for the Shatin to Central Link metro line. This follows a contract awarded two years ago for the supply of 71 escalators and 8 moving walks at the West Kowloon terminus of the Express Rail line, with a total area of over 380,000 square meters even larger than most airport terminals.
Thailand – 500 km of new rails
Although Bangkok already has an extensive public transit system consisting of the BTS SkyTrain network, the MRT with elevated and underground lines, as well as a dedicated Airport Rail Link, the city is continuing to expand its rail transit network to a length of approximately 500 km (more than 300 miles), in order to alleviate its congested road traffic.
ThyssenKrupp completed its first escalator installation for the SkyTrain in 1999, and the Thai capital’s rail transit operators have, to date, ordered more than 600 units of the company’s elevators, escalators, moving walks, and platform lifts.
Korea – 40% of its inhabitants travel by public transportation
In South Korea’s capital, daily passenger numbers in the subway system have grown from 230,000 when the first line opened in 1974, to the current 4 million, accounting for about 40 percent of Seoul’s 10 million inhabitants. During the 1990s, Seoul embarked on a dedicated project to expand its subway network, resulting in additional lines and over 160 km (almost 100 miles) of new rail track. ThyssenKrupp’s elevators and escalators have gained a significant presence in the city’s rail transport network, with 275 units installed along a single line – Seoul’s Metro Line 9. The company has also recently renewed its five-year service contract for these units.
Urbanization will foster future growth
By 2050, urban populations will account for nearly 70% of the global total, meaning that there will be a 2.5 billion increase in the number of city inhabitants, with the vast majority of growth expected in Africa, South America, and Asia. As the move to cities increases at this rapid pace, efficient urban planning and infrastructure development are key factors in ensuring successful urbanization. Leading global companies like ThyssenKrupp are investing in the development of new technologies to contribute to the elevation of urban mobility to new levels.
The kitchen is the space where time management, customized solutions and accessories become indispensable.
Just imagine your domestic environments as similar to nature, making them open and welcoming; resign yourself to the modern lifestyle with the most basic human needs; feel as part of a whole which far exceeds the city borders or the house walls: the new range of GRAFF kitchen faucets represents all this. If the urban reality is the natural environment of the modern man, the designers are gardeners who create fashion, private spaces, ecosystems of shapes, colors, impressions, materials, cultures and sensibilities that make it alive. They are the inventors of aesthetic principles that hold together the individual and the universe in every single expression.
These faucets designed by GRAFF offer a new way to enjoy water and life and pay tribute to the most precious natural resource of our planet.Over time, the evolution of lifestyle has brought us to devote more and more time to home and creative cooking, and to devote to this activity larger spaces and a greater care of the environment.
Practical and stylish, Oscar, the new kitchen mixer by GRAFF, is perfectly suited to environments with a contemporary taste, giving the kitchen a touch of class. Its adjustable jet allows a simple and effective use.The pull-out spray and the lever have a rubber grip for easier handling.
A solution that combines the comfort and quality of a sink mixer with the convenience of use we all aspire to, every day, in our kitchen. Available in Polished Chrome (PC) and SteelnoxTM Satin Nickel(SN). Manufactured in solid brass with a minimal level of nickel and lead, to guarantee its long life – GRAFF’s warranty is five years – the faucet has been developed in compliance with all drinking water regulations and the most restrictive criteria required for the protection of health and the environment. GRAFF’s production system is based on an innovative concept of Lean Manufacturing Management, which aims to eliminate excess consumption of time, energy and materials, so that each process achieves substantial efficiency standards. Even in the casting process, and in the finishing and galvanic treatments, GRAFF uses a zero discharge system that recycles 100 % of brass and paper. In line with the strong commitment to environmental sustainability, GRAFF is among some of the first companies in the world to have publicly expressed willingness to actually eliminate its impact on the environment in the near future.
TheSize is pleased to present the II Edition of the Neolith Design Competitions. This year, the competition will have an international profile with the aim of capturing the Neolith projects and ideas developed by worldwide Architecture and Design professionals and students.
There will be 3 regional editions:
– EUROPE edition
– AMERICA edition
– WORLDWIDE edition
And two competition categories per region:
1) PROFESSIONALS (architects, interior designers and / or builders): MY NEOLITH PROJECT
2) STUDENTS (of Architecture, Interior Design, etc.): NEOLITH NEW TALENTS
MY NEOLITH PROJECT
Targeting professionals who have recently developed a Remodeling/Refurbishment Project employing Neolith surfaces to showcase the versatility and the applicability of the material in the project.
The Judges will be evaluate, among other things, the proposal originality, the creativity in the project’s presentation, the technical complexity, the use of Neolith in different applications as well as the before and after images of the remodeling (and its quality) and the degree of environmental sensitivity in the project.
The Remodeling projects should be sent to myneolithproject@thesize.es, indicating in the subject field: “MY Neolith PROJECT Europe / America or Worldwide Edition”.
NEOLITH NEW TALENTS
This year’s topic will be “The Neolith Restaurant of the Future” where the goal will be to design an innovative gastronomic space able to stimulate simultaneously the 5 senses employing Neolith as the main architectural surface. Also in this case, judges will value the originality and the creativity of the proposal as well as the different Neolith applications used in the designed space.
The Neolith conceptual project proposals should be sent to neolith_newtalents@thesize.es, indicating in the subject field: “Neolith NEW TALENTS Europe / America or Worldwide Edition”.
PRIZES
The winners of the professional competition (MY NEOLITH PROJECT) will win a trip abroad to a different continent for 2 people (flights, hotels, and tickets to a trade show for prize-giving ceremony) valued at a maximum of 5,000€. The winners of the students competition (NEOLITH NEW TALENTS) will also win an overseas trip (within their continent) for 2 people valued at 1,500€.
Both trips includes the tickets to a trade show to visit the Neolith’s booth in KBIS 2016 (Leading Kitchen and Bath Industry Show) in Las Vegas (USA) or in Living Interiors 2016, the prestigious European event for bathroom, flooring and wall coverings in Cologne (Germany).
For more information, check the Official Rules of each competition on the Neolith website («Downloads» / «Other»).
JUDGES PANEL
The Jury is composed by a group of prestigious professionals (national and international) specialized in different fields of the Architecture, Interior Design and Building sector, such as:
– Luís Vidal, renowned international architect.
– Marco Rebora, founder of Restaurant & Bar Design Awards in UK.
– MaryJo Camps, KBCD, designer and member of the National Kitchen and Bath Association (USA).
– CDICV, Interior Designers Association of Valencia (Spain).
– Members of ASCER (Spanish association of tiles and ceramic floor tiles manufacturers).
– Architectural Digest magazine, Interior and Decoration publication (national and international benchmark in decor and lifestyle).
– Tu Reforma magazine specialized in Remodeling, Architecture and Construction.
– Representatives of Neolith by TheSize Surfaces.
The announcement of the competitions is open from May 1st to December 1st.
Passion, innovation, strength in waterproofing, thermal and acustic insulation. Texsa launches its a new website: commitment to innovation.
Texsa manufactures, markets and distributes products for waterproofing, thermal and acoustic insulation, as well as the corresponding auxiliary materials for each of these fields. Texsa’s work is closely linked to the building sector with important contributions, in the way of advances that have acquired worldwide recognition. Architects, engineers, applicators and distributors from all over the world have collaborated closely with Texsa Systems to obtain new products and systems capable of overcoming the architectural challenges of the 21st century.
Texsa has production sites in Castellbisbal (Barcelona), where its headquarters are located, in Cervera (Lleida) and Alpiarça (Portugal).
Texsa is an industrial company serving the building, refurbishment, distribution and civil works sectors, with products and
systems that are adapted to their various needs. The product range includes the following:
Texsa is present in over 36 countries. In its bid to serve the building market and thanks to its R&D
department, Texsa is equipped to adapt its various products to the local regulations, which although quite global can vary as far
as testing or systems regulations. All the products manufactured by Texsa are certified by AENOR, bear the CE marking and the majority of the products have Technical Approval or European Technical Approval (ETA).
Texsa is part of the world-leading Group in manufacturing waterproofing solutions for construction, focussed on sustainable
development and has more than 100 years of experience.
Our group currently employs 5,200 professionals, with a turnover of 1.8 billion euros in 2013, it has 34 production sites and 60
operating subsidiaries. It is present in 90 countries, 7 R&D and innovation centres and 18 training centres in 5 countries.
Our performance is based on:
Fiam is a leading company in the production and distribution of high quality outdoor furniture with a particular eye on design and functionality, merging simplicity and comfort.
This year, Fiam celebrates its 40th anniversary presenting at the spoga + gafa trade fair in Cologne iconic pieces of its collection, ever since featuring distinctive characteristics such as durability, comfort and pureness in design. Alongside with bestsellers such as Bitter, Fiesta, Amigo, Samba and Movida, the company presents Lido, a product novelty in 2015, designed by Torsteinsen Design from Norway.
Fiam thus consolidates an important value that has driven the company in the 40 years of its history: substantial design. Since the very beginning, in fact, all furniture items have been crafted in the Fiam laboratories with the will to create designs serving the very function of the furniture piece. Just like the masters of the Italian and International design scene used to do.
“It was the desire to make, create and innovate that prompted me to develop the first products and to establish Fiam. I’m happy that this insight has paid off with the success we are celebrating today: reaching the important milestone of its fortieth anniversary. Several times throughout its history, Fiam has shown that the originality of models and technical solutions is a winning asset and I’m certain that our design philosophy — based on pragmatism, functionality and quality — will allow us to reap many more rewards in the future, even in an increasingly competitive international market.” says Francesco Favagrossa, Fiam’s founder.
We now show The Panda House, a major project of DA-LAB Architects and for more information on this work let us explain its author.
FROM THE ARCHITECT
“Our top priority was to keep the spirit of the existing house, which was more than 20 years old and was designed in an exaggerated way. It had ample passages, oversized bathrooms and lacked many basic spaces for a beach house of its size”, says the architect.
The project has an air of minimalism combined with classic elements of a rustic beach house that give a sense of harmony and peace to every environment.
DOUBLE HEIGHT
“We call the double height space ‘the soul of the house’. It recognizes the pre-existent structure and serves as an organizing element and spacial connector of all common areas”, explains.
REED
The false ceiling cane plant generates a welcome shade throughout the day. At night the indirect lighting details scattered throughout the house enhance this natural element as “mother” of the project.
THE FACADE
Finally, he says that “the live facade made with sliding blinds that move across the front allows you to create shadows where they are required. When not in use they rest in front of the columns generating an antigravitational effect that gives you the feeling that the roof floats with no supports”.
The house, which originally had only one story, now has two storys and has won 2 extra rooms, a TV room, a bar, a BBQ bar, a pool and a large family terrace to have lunch and rest overlooking the sea.
Architects: DA-LAB Arquitectos
Location: Playa Blanca de Asia, distrito de Cañete, Perú
Construction: DA-LAB PROYECTOS
Interior Design: DA-LAB Arquitectos & Carla Canepa
Collaborators: Arq. Hugo Ramella, Jose Velasquez &
Antonio Zevallos (BOSKET), Luis Aponte, Juan Cuba,
Omar Chanagana, Nino Flores, Oscar Cubas (Candy Mobel),
Carla Canepa, Clifford Day & Mariana Bernal (Sonar),
Luis Cancho (Gabsport), Solange Ávila (Solight), Carlos
Astocaza, Renzo Rebagliati “RENZINO” (Fotografía)
y Luis Lanegra.
Land Area: 300m2
Remodelated Area: 300m2
New Area (2nd Floor): 154m2
Total Area: 454 m2
The Cosentino Group, world leader in the production and distribution of innovative surfaces for architecture and design, is pleased to announce the jury’s verdict of the 9th edition of the international competition the Cosentino Design Challenge, in its two categories: architecture and design.
The Cosentino Design Challenge 2015, is a competition for design, architecture, interior design students or similar areas of knowledge anywhere in the world. It aims to foster the talent of students, promoting research into the different conceptual approaches to the layout of spaces, materials and the construction systems that define them, using materials made by the Cosentino Group.
This year’s competition received a total of 278 applications (135 projects for the architecture category and 143 projects for the design category) increasing the participation by 31% when compared to last year’s edition. The applications received included students from the official partner schools of Cosentino Design Challenge, as well as from students from other design or architecture schools around the world, for example Togo, Russia or Bolivia.
The winners of the Architecture competition (awarded euros 1,000 each), had to present an architecture proposal, totally open to the set topic ‘‘Playground: Fun with Surfaces – Umbrales de convivencia’’. They were:
“Lightside” from Alejandro Mosquera (Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de A Coruña / Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Sevilla), “Ghost Playtown” from Manuel Ruiz (Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Granada) and “Materia Viva” from Cecilia López (Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid).
The winners of the Design prize (awarded euros 1,000 each), who were asked to focus on “Cosentino and celebration”, giving careful consideration to the relationship between celebration, space, the observer and Cosentino materials, were:
“Multicelebrations Space” from Jonathan Balderrama (UDABOL Universidad de Aquino, Bolivia), “Jelly Beans” from Jorge Luis Ríos and Marta González-Llanos Rey (Escuela artediez, Madrid) and “Kanyon” from Léa Le Boucher, Maëva Jalu, Ysaline Daguy, Marie Boutiller, Anaïs Cipriano and Julie Saunier (ESAM Design Paris).
This project comprises a penthouse reform of 130 sqm that is located in Torre de Madrid, one of the most important skyscraper of the capital of Spain.
First of all, it is important to talk about the access to the house, that is given through a hall forked in two branches. The first one is a public area with the living room and kitchen and takes it as an open concept. The second, is connected to the private area of the penthouse with one master bedroom and a bathroom in suite, and another bedroom with a bathroom in the corridor.
About the public area, is important to talk about the living room, designed as a polyvalent space appropriate for the modus vivendi of young owners. A place that is completed by a balcony that offers excellent views of the city.
Moreover, is important to say that white is the protagonist of this project, that besides, is located at 142 metres high, characteristic that provides enormous luminosity to the place.
On the other hand, now is the moment to talk about de furniture. About this, it should be noted that almost all has been designed by A-cero in exclusively for this apartment and in white lacquered wood. For example the sofa, designed by A-cero and upholstered by «Alonso Mercader». The Kitchen is also by the architecture studio for «Baco» and a sliding door can hide it. Another important detail of the house are the lamps «Vivia Skan», that hang from the ceiling over the dinner table. In this space the chairs are «Rest» designed by A-cero for «Vondom».
Finally, it is important to highlight that all the space is equipped with a home automation system to control all aspects of lighting and security.
Once again, LG Hausys shows one of its projects made with the acrilic stone Hi-Macs. In this case it is a house located in Termen (Switzerland) that has excepcional views to the Pennine Alps, thanks to the large glass walls of the first floor. A house that counts with a simple and box-shaped structure of wood, built on a base of concrete and which stands out of the hillside. In this way, this combines perfectly tradition and modernity thanks to the wood and high technology materials such as Hi-Macs acrylic stone.
About the different rooms of the house, it should be noted on the first place the kitchen, composed of a kitchen island with white panels made in Hi-Macs Alpine White and a backlighted glass. A design that is complemented with simple furniture also made with Hi-Macs, in this case in the tonality Babylon Beige, and that converts this room in a essential part of the house. About this, it shoud be noted too that offers to those that are cooking an exceptional panoramic view of the mountains.
Other rooms in which this acrylic stone has been included are the bathrooms, where in one of them for the walls it has been used Hi-Macs Babylon Beige, which is mixed in a natural way with the floor of the shower. But this material has also been used in the bathroom of the second floor, specifically for the shower and the bathtub and in the tonality Alpine White.
In this way, as the owner of the house Werner Bertchold highlights «Hi-Macs is warm, soft and pleasant to touch». «The material is really easy to clean and care and, also has a duration of decades».
Desde la ‘Actualización de hoy le informamos de Las Últimas Noticias de Aecom nos dados Que IGA ha Elegido Un diseño Innovador por Aecom y Pininfarina Como el GANADOR DE UN Concurso Internacional de diseño párr la torre regional de Control de Tráfico Aéreo (ATC) y Técnico de la Edificación en el nuevo aeropuerto de Estambul.
Inusualmente, la obra ganadora se Casa Con Influencias de los Sectores de la automoción y de la aviación, con Un diseño fuerte Arquitectónico.
El Aecom y Pininfarina Elegido FUE Colaboración Entre ONU totales de Seis Entradas de equipos de arquitectos Internacionales, Entre Ellos Zaha Hadid, Fuksas, Moshe Safdie, Grimshaw-nórdica y RMJM.
La victoria Marca La primera Colaboración de AECOM con Pininfarina, la casa de diseño Conocida Por Sus Diseños de Coches párrafo Ferrari y Alfa Romeo, Entre Otros. La Colaboración combi La Experiencia de los equipos de arquitectura e ingeniería de AECOM Con Estilo Arquitectónico distintivo de Pininfarina Que personificación la Velocidad y el movimiento, por influido el diseño de automóviles.
Yusuf Akçayo lu, director ejecutivo de IGA, DIJO: «Uno de los Proyectos de aviación Mas Grandes del Mundo, la torre de control de del Tráfico Aéreo de Estambul nuevo aeropuerto Será Una Estructura icónica, visible a todos los Pasajeros Que Viajan A través del aeropuerto . estabamos Buscando un fit diseño llamativo ONU párrafo siglo aeropuerto 21 pecado Dejar de Ser sensato un patrimonio Único de Estambul. HEMOS Recibido Excelentes Diseños De Todo El Mundo y ESTAMOS Encantados de anunciar el equipo de AECOM y Pininfarina Como el ganador del concurso «.
El ATC Será El Punto de Referencia párr Estambul nuevo aeropuerto, Que esta Dispuesto a SER EL Aeropuerto de Nuevo Mas Grande del Mundo en Términos de Capacidad Anuales de Pasajeros. El Ámbito de Competencia era: entregar los Diseños de Concepto párr la torre, Mostrando el diseño Arquitectónico Sostenible contemporáneo Que Refleja las caracteristicas multicultural e histórico de la ciudad de Estambul.
El diseño Aecom y Pininfarina Evoca las Formas aerodinámicas utilizados en el diseño del automóvil y la aviación, e una INCLUYE elíptica torre Que Será visible a todos los Pasajeros Que Vuelan Dentro y Fuera del nuevo aeropuerto. La forma de la torre this Inspirado en El Tulipán, Que ha Sido El Símbolo de Estambul Durante Muchos Siglos y Es Un Importante historial de Kish cultural.
El concurso de diseño es la última victoria párrafo AECOM en Estambul Nuevo Aeropuerto. A Principios of this Año en Que Fue Nombrado por IgA párrafo: entregar Diseños párr TODAS LAS obras de la parte aeronáutica en el aeropuerto. El nuevo aeropuerto nos podemos deducir Una Capacidad inicial de 90 Millones de Pasajeros al Año. Estara UBICADO EN la parte europea de la ciudad, a 35 Kilómetros del centro En un sitio Adyacente al Mar Negro. Fases Planificadas posteriores se ampliará el aeropuerto de Incluir Seis Pistas y Tres Edificios de la terminal. CUANDO TODAS LAS Fases estan completos, el aeropuerto nos podemos deducir Una Capacidad anual up to 200 Millones de Pasajeros.
IgA Es Un consorcio de cinco contratistas turcos Principales Que comprenden Cengiz, MAPA, Limak, Kolin y Kalyon. IGA se adjudicó la concesión párrafo Construir nuevo aeropuerto de Estambul Como la ingeniería, procura y construcción contratista y también Será el operador. En octubre, IgA obtuvó prestamo ONU 4500000000 DE UN grupo de Seis bancos párrafo la primera fase del Proyecto.
Bosch explains the new European Directive about Energy Efficiency, through five basic keys. This new Directive is about energy audits, accreditation systems for suppliers of energy services and the promotion of energy efficiency in the processes of production and use. The keys are the following:
1. This new normative obliges to companies that are not SMEs to make Energy Audits, in order that they know their situation about the use of energy, to have acreditation systems to energy service providers and energy auditors, and to promote the enery efficiency in the production processes and use.
2. The objective of this is to boost the saving and energy efficiency, the optimization of the energy demand of the installation on the part of the equipment, as well as to have competent, reliable and accredited professionals.
3. This new Directive affects to big companies with at least 250 employees or with a business volume of more than 50 millions, and to energy service providers that with this new Directive must meet certain requirements for the exercise of their professional activity. Furthermore, this also affects to enery auditors, that must have an accredited degree, and in general to users and citizens.
4. Now it is important to know that if this rules are not breach, companies will be punished with fines between 300 to 60.000 euros and these can increase to 100.000 euros in some cases.
5. Finally, this new normative entered into force the 12th of February.
