Indholdsfortegnelse for October - November 2022 i Architecture Au Products

Wool fibre is well known for its inherent softness, strength and thermal properties, keeping interiors cooler in summer and warmer in winter. Now, you can specify this premium fibre in GH Commercial’s versatile carpet tile format. Hypoallergenic Wool carpet is inherently hypoallergenic and purifies the air – absorbing common indoor air pollutants, dust and odours like pet smells (without re-emitting them) until they can be vacuumed out. Acoustic insulation With its high pile weight and loop pile construction, wool carpet traps acoustic noise, impact sounds and reverberations, keeping things quieter both within and between rooms. Thermal control Warmer underfoot than synthetic fibres or hard flooring, and with the ability to absorb moisture in the air to buffer humidity changes, wool carpet increases comfort and reduces energy costs. Made in Australia…

Minimalist Danish design from Muuto The Cover Chair by Muuto is an expression of Scandinavian design tradition – featuring a modern curved-back silhouette and subtle detailing. “Cover is born from a desire to create a comfortable and contemporary armchair in wood,” said Thomas Bentzen of the design. This chair can be customized in a range of timber finishes and stains, with or without an upholstered seat. selector.com/plywood-armchair-muuto-cover-chair Item 37 Enquire at productnews.com.au Storm Series drain systems Storm Series by Allproof Industries comprises durable point drain systems that can be used in a wide variety of commercial applications, including medical settings. Available in polished stainless steel or bronze cast metal finishes, this high-performance range is particularly suited for use in commercial kitchens, public restrooms, food processing areas, hospitals, leisure facilities and public…

Concrete is the most widely used material in the building and construction industry. With the sheer volume of concrete being poured into large-scale projects in Australia, there’s a real opportunity to create a sustainable product that addresses carbon emissions associated with concrete production. ENVISIA® by Boral is a lower carbon concrete with high performance benefits, which help architects to achieve design innovation and meet sustainability requirements. The recently completed Punchbowl Mosque in the south-west of Sydney has been championed as a unique place of worship – making a monumental architectural statement with its striking use of concrete. The architect selected ENVISIA® concrete because of its light appearance and off-form finish, while the project’s engineers were able to take advantage of its low shrinkage characteristics. The finish of ENVISIA® also provided…

For over fifty years, Danish brand VOLA has been crafting enduring and design-conscious tapware. VOLA’s unique approach dates back to 1968 and its very first product: the iconic 111 tap. Designed by celebrated Danish architect Arne Jacobsen, the 111 blended utility with beauty. Only the spout and mixer were visible; all the operational elements were completely concealed. VOLA has since grown its collection to include a broader range of tapware in a variety of contemporary powder coated colours and metal finishes. The modular nature of VOLA tapware allows for customizable configurations. Tapware choices like number of mixer handles, type of spout, and shape and size of wall plate provide architects and designers with improved creative scope. Each VOLA product comprises individually functional and reusable components, reflecting the brand’s consideration for…

Dulux announces its Colour Forecast 2023 The team at Dulux has revealed its Colour Forecast 2023 – a prediction of the colours that we can expect to see leading design outcomes for the next year. Comprising three distinct palettes (Revive, Balance and Connect), Dulux Colour Forecast reflects our desire to bond with the environment, community and people we love. Dulux anticipates that designers in 2023 will hero warm and nurturing colours that are grounded in nature, as well as pastel-hued colours that inspire creativity and signal a return to fun as pandemic-related restrictions continue to ease. Based on year-round research into global and local trends, the colour forecast predicts the direction and evolution of Australian design. Led by Dulux colour and communication manager Andrea Lucena-Orr in conjunction with Dulux colour…

As one of Australia’s leading construction, property and finance companies, ABN Group had a clear vision for its new flagship office and showroom. And in commissioning Woods Bagot to design its new headquarters, the group welcomed the practice’s sophisticated yet inviting signature aesthetic to reflect its brand identity. The new interior design is refreshingly light and modern, with a wonderful palette of timber and tile complemented by expansive use of Fibonacci terrazzo. As Woods Bagot Senior Associate Melanie Porrins explains, “It perfectly reflects ABN Group’s passion for building and commitment to quality, as well as the company’s sense of fun and strong desire to provide a warm and friendly experience for everyone. It’s a place where staff feel connected and comfortable and they’re proud to share this with their clients,…