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Colin Beattie is a leader in customised architectural lining solutions that balance aesthetics with performance. Under his leadership, SUPAWOOD has built a reputation for distinctiveness and quality manufacturing.
He champions SUPAWOOD’s commitment to architecturally distinctive solutions, expert, personalised service and compliant, sustainable systems that meet the highest standards of fire, acoustic and seismic performance.
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MDF is short for Medium Density Fibreboard, and has been used for furniture and construction since 1966. MDF has three advantages over architectural perforated metal panels as well as other wood products.
Most of the new provisions of NCC 2022 took effect on 1 May 2023 in all states and territories across Australia. NCC 2022 uses a new structure and clause referencing system to make it more web accessible.
Moisture resistant and fire retarded MDF is a superior design choice for wall and ceiling linings in commercial projects, Classes 2 to 9 buildings, in Australia, depending on factors such as moisture exposure, fire safety requirements, building codes, environmental considerations, and project budget.
Supawood have helped produce many world class performing arts venues over the years and typically there is a combination of absorptive, reflective and diffusive or scattering panels used together.
Wayfinding is an essential component of building design, and architects have various tools at their disposal to facilitate navigation. One often overlooked yet highly effective approach is the strategic use of wall and ceiling linings.
In the realm of design, every detail matters, and wall and ceiling linings present a unique opportunity to create a distinct atmosphere and convey brand identity. These surfaces serve as blank canvases, waiting to be transformed into beauty to leave a lasting impression.
Biophilic design is an approach to design that incorporates natural elements and materials into built environments to enhance human well-being and productivity. When it comes to workspace design, incorporating biophilic elements can have a positive impact on employee health, happiness, and productivity.
Lights are an essential part of any interior design. They not only add to the aesthetics of the space but are also essential in creating a pleasant and functional environment. If you’re looking for a unique design that uses lighting to its fullest, integrating lights into a beam or blade ceiling could be the perfect solution.
Creating inspiring, productive workspaces requires balancing open collaboration with acoustic privacy, employee wellbeing, and verified sustainability. Explore six essential design considerations shaping modern commercial offices—including biophilic timber ceilings, targeted SUPACOUSTIC sound absorption, low-VOC finishes, and flexible zoning. Discover how incorporating natural textures and sustainable architectural linings transforms stark offices into high-performance environments.
A Declare label is a product transparency label that provides information about the environmental and health attributes of building products. It is a voluntary program initiated by the International Living Future Institute (ILFI) and is used to promote transparency and sustainability in the building industry.
For those of us working in an office environment full-time, we spend approximately 90% of our time indoors. With this, there is a growing emphasis on enhancing health and wellness in the built environment.
Whether it be a commercial or residential project, ceiling design plays a significant role in enhancing the aesthetic appeal, improving acoustics, and defining an atmosphere. In this article, we’ll explore some tips for making an impact with ceiling design.
