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Central European University
The palette of materials for the Central European University was selected by O’Donnell + Tuomey for their endurance and natural material qualities that give character to the overall appearance. Stone, timber, concrete and steel form the fabric of the internal public spaces, with bespoke furniture used throughout the building. The new facades are constructed with local limestone, designed to… Read More >
Pixel by Panaz
Panaz launches new bold print range Pixel Making a splash with colour in 2018, Panaz have launched Pixel, a contemporary and lively graphical print.Pixel is a medium scale, digital style design, available in 7 colourways. From tonal greys or blues, through to on trend emerald with a pop of yellow, or blush with mulberry, these… Read More >
Ulster Carpets’ Brand New Dye House
Ulster Carpets’ have just showcased their brand new state of the art dye house and energy centre, situated at the company’s headquarters in Portadown, Northern Ireland. The Plant will not only facilitate a number of manufacturing efficiencies, it will also bring with it many environmental benefits in line with the company’s sustainability policy. A dedicated… Read More >
Studio Munge Presentation Gallery
Studio Munge were thrilled to be shortlisted for a Surface Design Award 2018, Design Insider has taken the opportunity to learn more about their shortlisted project, careful material selection and recent news. Surrounded by the exhilarating lights of Toronto’s culturally rich entertainment district is an intimate sanctuary honoring prestige and Japanese minimalism. Introducing the city to the iconic… Read More >
Regulations: Wallcoverings
In the first of our series looking at the regulations and requirements across each discipline, we look at what a designer needs to know when specifying wallcoverings, with the assistance of Tektura.FIRE Class 0 and 1 to BS476 / Euroclass B or C to EN 13501-1 This is a mandatory requirement for corridors, stairwells, dining… Read More >
Product Focus: Yakisugi by Kengo Kuma X Lasvit
We caught up with renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma to talk about his latest collaboration with lighting and glass innovators Lasvit. Kuma worked with Lasvit to create a product that drew its inspiration from a technique for preserving construction timber by charring its surface, known in Japan as Shou-Sugi-Ban or Yakisugi. This ancient technique uses charring… Read More >
Case Study: Jomo Kenyatta International Airport
At the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, Kenya’s second Four Points by Sheraton has opened, complementing the existing Four Points by Sheraton in Nairobi located in the city’s central business district. Areen Design’s award-winning hospitality team has been responsible for the concept design of all public areas of the new hotel including the reception, restaurants and… Read More >
Qantas’ London Lounge: Woods Bagot
Qantas’ latest international lounge, has opened at Heathrow Terminal 3. Designed collaboratively by Woods Bagot’s London and Sydney studios, the Qantas London Lounge showcases global interior design and world-class service. The design concept is an evolution of Qantas’ flagship lounges around the world, reflecting distinct elements of London. The city’s rich tapestry of buildings, history… Read More >