Product
Sintered material
Location
Bari
Contractor
CMA LIFTS
Total Area
1000m2
Year
2015
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founded in 2001, cma lift is one of the most dynamic companies in the production of elevators and components.
As company strongly oriented towards the foreign market, CMA elevators push on the internalization renewing its brand, now CMA Lifts, and opening a new and prestigious venue which reflects the identity of a company known, worldwide, for their own excellence.
Nesite is proud to have been chosen for the raised floor of this prestigious headquarter, whose installation, together with the installation of all the partition walls of the spaces, has been assigned to the same Nesite Contract.
About 1000 sqm of Nesite raised floor with calcium sulphate 30 mm and polished ceramic (PG6AMH), glass partitions 5 + 5 mm extra-clear transparent on layers of acoustic PVB, as well as coated walls in customized melamine.
We will come back soon with more details about this project and all activities realized for CMA Lifts by Nesite Contract.
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Sintered material
Twin Floor system is made by a non-slip gres ceramic top covering and a bottom tile core with reinforcement function, composed of inert and inorganic materials, with very high density.
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US Pavilion Biennale 2022
Biennale 2022, the raised floor supports the ''weight of art'' of Simone Leigh in the US Pavilion. The US Pavilion of Simone Leigh An architectural intervention that radically transforms the facade, an imposing bronze overlooking the courtyard and a series of figurative sculptures in the interior rooms. Simone Leigh, the first African-American woman to represent
Athesys
From a simple "option" to an ethical and conscious choice, sustainability really matters today and Athesys, with the renovation of its headquarters, wanted to give a real demonstration of this.
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Designed by the architect Giulietta Roz, this building was one of the protagonists of the “Made in Italy wood architecture” competition.
Megiston