Posted on May 18th 2013, 12:00 PM
En la sencillez está la genialidad. Por esto, en esta ocasión Busel nos presenta cornisas Nomastyl para techos, en donde el diseño de interiores solo exige su fantasía. La instalación de las cornisas Nomastyl para techo NMC, se transforma en un evento liviano y entretenido. Fabricado y desarrollado con la más alta tecnología en poliestireno extruido; espuma homogénea, de células finas y compactas, de color blanco.
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Posted on May 18th 2013, 12:00 PM
© Mell Lawrence Architects
Arquitectos: Mell Lawrence Architects
Ubicación: Lake Buchanan, Texas, Estados Unidos
Equipo De Proyecto: Mell Lawrence FAIA, Scott Smith, François Levy, Krista Whitson & Mark Winford
Área: 130 m2
Año: 2008
Fotografías: Mell Lawrence Architects, Jacob Termansen
Diseño Estructural: Smith Structural Engineers
Contratista: Classic Constructors
Paisajismo: Brenda Barger Landscape Design
© Mell Lawrence Architects
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