Architectural Innovation

Discover information on new products, innovations, and techniques in wood and other materials for modern architecture and construction.

Protection of Wood Claddings Against UV Radiation to Preserve Original Color and Appearance

Ultraviolet radiation is one of the primary factors causing aesthetic degradation in exterior wood claddings. This phenomenon, known as photodegradation, particularly affects the lignin in the wood’s cellular structure, leading to irreversible chromatic changes and loss of surface properties. For architects, protecting wood claddings from UV radiation is crucial to ensuring the long-term preservation of their original color and appearance.

Resistance to Special Conditions: Wooden Suspended Ceilings in Maritime and Humid Environments

Wooden suspended ceilings in maritime and humid environments represent highly demanding technical applications where extreme environmental conditions require specialized solutions. Resistance to special conditions such as salinity, constant high humidity, and abrupt thermal variations demands advanced technologies that preserve both the technical performance and the aesthetic expressiveness of natural wood.

Fire-Retardant Natural Wood Paneling for Interiors

Fire-retardant natural wood paneling represents the convergence of two seemingly contradictory requirements: the aesthetic warmth of wood and the fire safety demanded by contemporary regulations. This balance, historically challenging to achieve, is now possible thanks to technological advancements that have transformed the fire reaction properties of wood without compromising its natural expressiveness.

Natural Wood in Wellness and Spa Spaces

The integration of natural wood into wellness and spa spaces represents a perfect convergence of technical functionality and sensory well-being. Environments dedicated to relaxation and wellness particularly benefit from the inherent qualities of wood, while technological advancements have overcome the challenges that high-humidity settings pose for natural materials.

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Panels with natural timber

Parklex Prodema panels feature a surface layer with natural timber as opposed to printed paper, bringing a high-quality feel to facades and interiors.