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Simplifying Complexity with the WAFFLE BLADES Configurators

Simplifying Complexity with the WAFFLE BLADES Configurators

At SUPAWOOD, innovation drives everything we do. We’re thrilled to unveil our latest digital tool: the WAFFLE BLADES CONCEPT CREATORS an exciting addition to our lineup of parametric design solutions. This new concept creator empowers architects and designers to push creative boundaries while streamlining the design process for functional and visually striking ceiling systems.

What are RPV Points and Why Should You Care?

What are RPV Points and Why Should You Care?

The push for sustainable construction has led to the development of new ways to assess and reward responsible material choices. Responsible Product Value (RPV) points are part of the Green Building Council of Australia’s (GBCA) Responsible Products program and are an important metric used in sustainable building certifications. RPVs encourage the selection of environmentally and ethically sound materials.

SUPAWOOD Introduces Budget Pricing Feature to Configurators

SUPAWOOD Introduces Budget Pricing Feature to Configurators

SUPAWOOD is excited to announce the latest enhancement to our Concept Creators tools: Budget Pricing. This new feature makes it easier than ever to design feature ceilings that align with both your creative vision and your budget. By offering instant pricing insights during the design process, our updated tools help streamline your workflow and ensure your project stays on track.

Beyond compliance: sustainable linings lead the way in fire safety for NCC 2025

Beyond compliance: sustainable linings lead the way in fire safety for NCC 2025

It goes without saying that fire safety is paramount in Australian building design. In a country that has always been prone to extreme weather, which is now being exacerbated by climate change, the imperative to design with fire-resistant materials is becoming increasingly significant.

It’s with this backdrop that the new changes to National Construction Code 2025 are being released. And while there are sweeping revisions expected to many aspects of building design, one of the most pertinent areas is in the updates to fire performance requirements for architectural linings, the materials used to enhance interior walls and ceilings.