900 sq. m of acoustic panels at dizzying heights

Abstracta has been given the honour of supplying 900 sq. m of its Scala Wall acoustic panels to NCC Property Development’s “Hangar 5” building project. The building in question is located in the exciting Brommastaden development area – a former industrial park that is being converted into a new, inclusive district of Stockholm.

Sustainable innovation with Jackless Wood

Jackless has been reincarnated all in wood, a small technological feat without precedence. Never before has a cone this big been made in wood with such perfect form and without almost any waste of material.

Holistic hospitality

The hotel “Bourgoensch Hof” is a medium sized three-star hotel in the heart of the old town of Bruges, Belgium. Tucked away between historical sights, medieval city scape and a courtyard that once belonged to a brewery, the interior stands out in a minimalist aesthetic and conscious pops of color. Recently, the hotel has undergone a thorough re-design, updating the traditional building and hospitality areas as well as guest rooms to make it adhere to a more contemporary design aesthetic.

Bolon in a hotel

Planning for a hotel project? The purpose of a hotel is to offer visitors a home away from home. When creating this residential spirit the demands for design, durability and ease to clean are equally important. Bolon offers flooring solutions that require little maintenance, designed by some of the world’s foremost designers and architects and always with a 10-15 year warranty.

Comfortable in open space

People working in open spaces often complain about excessive noise and have trouble concentrating. The right product can rectify this problem. Buddyhub Desk is a functional and efficient workstation where users can concentrate and isolate.

Acoustic decorative moss

Architects designing offices increasingly use natural and ecological materials in their projects – NyquiMoss by Polish company Nyquista is a good example. It’s a natural, specially prepared decorative moss used for creating the so-called green walls.