Product
Vinyl (PVC)
Linoleum
Natural Stones
Labfloor
Application
Interno
Location
Abu Dhabi
Design
Rafael Vinoly Credits: Rafael Vinoly Architects
Total Area
13.000m2
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PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Construction of the new New York University campus in Abu Dhabi, a site of approximately 15.4 hectares, divided into two lots.
The construction activities has involved the provision of:
- 117.000 sqm of Academic space including, instructional, faculty & administration;
- 42.000 sqm of housing for students, faculty and staff;
- 34.000 sqm of car parking;
- 8.200 sqm of research areas.
MATERIAL SUPPLIED
01. Raised floor made of panels type PG3AVV with high density calcium sulphate, core 34 mm, steel tray on bottom, top covering as following:
- antistatic vinyl (9.300 sqm)
- linoleum (1.200 sqm)
- artificial stone (253 sqm)
- natural wood oak (1.008 sqm)
02. Labfloor system (sealed raised floor) and acoustic pads for laboratories area.
Substructure type MPS without stringers for FFH 10, 15, 20, 30 and 33 cm. Substructure type MPH with heavy stringers for FFH 60, 100 and 105 cm.
Credits: Rafael Vinoly Architects
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Vinyl (PVC)
Nesite selects the best PVC flooring on the market: from the compact and homogeneous with high performance and easy maintenance, to the heterogeneous.
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Natural Stones
For years Nesite stands out for the production of raised floor with natural materials such as stone, marble and granite. In our factory the coating is coupled to the panel core.
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