Product
Ceramic stoneware
Application
Interno
Location
LONGARONE
Design
Designgroup Architetti Associati
Total Area
1.460m2
Year
2020
Home / Projects / Directional /
Nesite installed the complete raised floor of the new Thélios Hq, supplying a solution made of panels with ceramic upper covering, in 60 x 60 and 60 x 120 cm formats.
The peculiarity of the project lies in the installation, in certain areas, of a customized solution created with precise aesthetic characteristics according to the design drawing.
MATERIAL SUPPLIED
- 1.200 m2 of raised floor composed of panels 60 x 60 cm with high-density calcium sulphate core, 30 mm thick, and ceramic upper covering;
- 200 m2 of raised floor composed of panels 120 x 60 cm with high-density calcium sulphate core, 30 mm thick, and ceramic upper covering;
- 60 m2 of customized raised floor upon design drawing, made using various combination of ceramic strips of different sizes and colors;
- Substructure MPL in galvanized steel.
Products in this project
All Products
Finishes
Ceramic stoneware
The ceramic/porcelain stoneware raised floor offers a wide range of colors and sizes, with solutions which can satisfy the contemporary taste for modern spaces but also recreate the warmth of most classic environments similar to natural materials (wood and marble).
Other
projects
All Projects
Ligabue Group
The turnkey renovation of the new headquarters of the Ligabue Group included the construction of 1500 square meters of offices, a tailor-made project completed in just one month.
NATIONAL LIBRARY OF ISRAEL
Nesite raised floor solutions in one of the largest and most spectacular libraries in the Middle East. Designed by Herzog & de Meuron, the National Library of Israel covers an area of 46,000 square metres distributed over 11 floors - 5 of which are underground - and hosts more than four million works including books,
Farmalabor HQ, Canosa
Restructuring an old factory and transform it into a cutting-edge production center: we talk about the new Farmalabor headquarters in Canosa, a Nesite Contract project in which the charm of the past coexists with the most modern technologies.
Megiston