2011
Balmoral Red
Material explorations with recycled glass and bluefoam by Sophie Rowley
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Strong ~ @normarchitects
Installations, exhibitions and projects dealing with complex issues such as national identity and raw materials featured at Jerusalem Design Week 2017
Our diverse brands are serious multi-taskers. From modern laminates to wall panelling and cabinetry - Laminex helps create spaces that work
Sandrine Faivre
ViviStrata Monolithic glass features beautiful etched designs on one or both sides of a single tempered glass lite. Take a closer look on our ViviStrata Glass page! . . . #archilovers #interiordesign #interiorstyle #architectural #archiproducts #architecturalglass #architecturalsurfaces #architecturalmaterials
Kokoboard is a social enterprise born from the desire to want to help people as well as the environment. That alone makes me want to support Kokoboard. The fact that the boards they produce are made from waste by products is the icing on the cake for me.
https://youtu.be/9yNzEDOSUp8 Each year over 7 million tons of seashells are thrown away by the seafood industry into landfills. Shells are not biodegradable and have a very high disposal cost which harms the environment as well as the restaurant owners. So this innovative, women-run, material lab called Newtab-22 created Sea Stone - a natural product made from
These are Vray materials of wood. The archive has 24 3ds max Vray materials and wood textures for interior visualization.
https://youtu.be/9yNzEDOSUp8Each year over 7 million tons of seashells are thrown away by the seafood industry into landfills. Shells are not biodegradable and
Lithoplast is an experimental composite material made of residues from industrial waste streams: plastic, residual material from mining and dust residue.
Wild silk is a non-woven fabric made from silk, using a no-kill method. Conservation through Poverty Alleviation International (CPALI) works with two species of wild silk, both endemic to Madagascar: Antherina surka and Ceranchia apollina.
