Water and innovation: nanofiltration with silk membranes
“Silk-based ultra-permeable membranes may offer close to 80% reduction in specific energy consumption”.
Natural lighting in early Christian architecture
Symbolism and liturgical character of natural light in religious spaces in late antique Europe.
An interior design of contrasts, personal and non-transferable
In these interiors, contours and sculptural details build on each other, and on a colour palette of impact.
Sustainability in theme parks: materials
They reduce the environmental impact of the construction, and of the theme park in general, but also reinforce its image.
Immersive technologies creating entertainment trends
A fusion of reality and fiction that produces intense emotions and creates new entertainment expectations in the audience.
The power of colour in interior design: boldness or moderation?
The elegance of the interior lies not so much in moderation as in taking risks with wisdom and precision.
Architecture and feasibility
Innovation only makes sense in architecture if we are able to turn it into a tangible reality.
Museums, between entertainment and knowledge
Children explore through movement, experimentation and immersion, according to our design concept.
Biological water filtration
A suitable system in swimming pools, and also in ponds or lakes where plants and fish are present.
Naturalised theme parks, the example of Xcaret
Xcaret means “small inlet” in Mayan and is the name of an archaeological site.
Beyond 1s and 0s: the quantum future of architecture and construction
Quantum computers will bring an exponential increase in speed, accuracy and computational power.
Interior design for children: softness, ergonomics and fantasy
Tactile surfaces, shapes and colours create an interior that is not only visually appealing, but also interactive.