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Dec 26

The 30 articles about false ceilings, acoustic panels and wood decoration that you liked most in 2019

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This is a compilation of the latest articles about false ceilings, acoustic panels and wood decoration that we have published in this blog in the last twelve months. 2019 is coming to an end, leaving us over fifty articles that we have published weekly in this space. We have shown some of our best works and we have also looked at other projects on the international scene that serve as a reference to confirm market trends. We have talked about our products, providing detailed information, clarifications and technical explanations, and showcased the wide range of products found in our catalogues. There have been many lines dedicated to dealing with different issues related to architecture, acoustics, decoration, interior design and evolution in the way building takes place, now more ecological and efficient. These are the 30 articles about false ceilings, acoustic panels and wood decoration that you liked most in 2019   Wood slats for wineries: Marqués de Vargas Spigotec ceiling panels: advantages they offer and why recommend them for a Project Why is using wood in your project good for the environment? The use of wood in new Moroccan Architecture Colour acoustic panels for decorative projects in shops Acoustic solutions for hospitals and health centres 5 Reasons why you should use obeche wood slats in your project Comprehensive building acoustics: the importance of being able to understand a conversation Technical ceilings for schools, universities and other educational institutions What do we all expect from the furniture in locker rooms at sports facilities? 10 Examples of the use of acoustic tiles for auditoriums A day at Architect@Work Madrid 2019 seen from the Spigogroup stand Wood slat panels for offices: the reception hall at Envaplaster The use of wood cladding and wood ceilings in schools in Austria 5 Services that make Spigogroup the best supplier of acoustic panels and wood cladding Technical ceilings for hospitals and medical centres: why is it so easy to integrate equipment and devices Four advantages of Spigodoor wood doors for interiors Acoustic panels with natural wood veneer: many more options than you thought New catalogue of melamine finish acoustic panels and tiles Eight frequently asked questions about acoustic solutions for offices Wood fabrics and structures in the interior ceilings of Shigeru Ban’s Project Five good examples of decorative wood strips and slats on office ceilings Wood offices: Are they just a fad? What advantages do they offer? Spigogroup acoustic panels are E1 acoustic panels. What does that mean? Types of wood and finishes in Spigogroup acoustic panels New trends in office design: Open Space, better acoustics and more wood One day in the Spigogroup stand of Batimat 2019 What are flush doors or integrated doors? Why are they liked so much? The role of wood in green offices Projects carried out by Spigogroup in 2019
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Dec 18

A perfect “finish” for 2019

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As you know, the acoustic panels and wood panelling we manufacture at Spigogroup and supply to our clients consist of two different parts: a thick base that offers solidity and resistance, and a fine layer of finish that provides warmth and beauty. If we compare the year that is ending now with an acoustic panel we can find certain parallels. And, if we consider the whole year as the solid base that supports our day to day, then the Holiday Season could be that finish that decorates the last stretch of the year, embellishing it and giving it a final layer of love, magic and hope. Therefore, as we always do on these dates, at Spigogroup we are going to take a break in our work routine to enjoy the perfect “finish” for 2019. We will stop with dozens of national and international projects on the list of objectives met, and many others to conclude over the next year. Machines, telephones and delivery trucks will see their frantic activity interrupted, leaving room for conversations, laughter, meals with family and friends, gifts, details and moments of affection and complicity. At Spigogroup, we also wish you a perfect “finish” for the year that leaves us and a solid start for 2020, full of projects to share together. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2020     If you liked this post, you may also be interested in:   - The 3 possible contributions of decorative acoustic panels for the aesthetics of a Project - 5 Reasons why you should use obeche wood slats in your Project - Spigoline doubles the number of items in its catalogue of wood slat panels - Acoustic panels with natural wood veneer: many more options than you thought
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Dec 11

Projects carried out by Spigogroup in 2019

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Projects for auditoriums, hotels, offices, warehouses, shops, restaurants, schools and culture centres, public buildings and, thus, up to more than 60 projects in which Spigogroup has participated in the last twelve months. Last year’s list of wood projects, carpentry projects and acoustic conditioning projects is both extensive and varied, and encompasses all Spigogroup divisions: Spigoacustic acoustic panels, Spigotec false ceilings, Spigoline cladding with wood slats, Spigocompac sports furniture and Spigodoor technical doors. Most of the jobs undertaken in 2019 were unique jobs for a single client or project, but we have also continued to provide material as a trusted supplier to recurring customers such as Supercor, BM Supermarkets and Correos. In addition, we have strengthened our international presence with projects for auditoriums, universities and other public buildings in Chile, Morocco, Qatar, France, Malta, Andorra, Greece and Lithuania. This is the list of the main projects in which Spigogroup has participated in 2019:   INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS Palladio School Auditorium (Greece) Gs Rostand Hellemmes (France) Curicó Hospital Auditorium (Chile) Cultural Center Siauliai (Lithuania) Games Lounge (Malta) Truevo Payment (Malta) Doha College Black Soldiers' Mess And Nco Building (Qatar) Qatar University New College Of Education   PROJECTS IN SPAIN Offices of Caja Rural de Navarra Europa Palace in Vitoria Playa Golf Hotel Post office in NoveldaReus Airport Ipurua Soccer Stadium Coffee shop in Caixaforum Sevilla Expansion of El Tormes Shopping Center Trebujana Cultural Center La Salle School in Valencia Oñati School Salesian College of Sarriguren RTVA Radio Studies Toledo Hospital Civil Registry in the Canary Islands Tenerife North Airport Herrera del Duque Town Hall Tomes Shopping Center Extension of the Alicante Bus Station Rector of the University of Seville     PROJECTS IN LA RIOJA AND ENVIRONS New Nursing College of La Rioja Marques de Vargas Winery Kabanova Restaurant Martínez Somalo Dining Room in Baños de Río Tobía Patrocinio Wineries Barón de Ley Wineries Haro Multipurpose Center Palacios Rioja Hotel in Alfaro Bañares campsite 16 Apartments in Haro Riofarco Reluz Lighting Facade of Marianists Hideco Aspiralia 26 Homes in Lezkairu 11+11 Homes in Estella Federation of Businessmen of La RiojaMarqués de Atrio Residencial La Villa Ramón Bilbao Wineries Piérola Wineries Lodosa Health Center Gran Vía Creperie Nájera Tourist Apartments Beronia Wineries Palacio Conde de Cirac CEIP Bretón de los Herreros CEIP Vélez de Guevara Fish shop Marino Fish And Food Litalsa Haro Oenological Station Mikonos Wineries Hotel CYA       If you liked this post about projects for auditoriums, hotels, offices, etc. you may also be interested in: - Why is using wood in your project good for the environment? - Colour acoustic panels for decorative projects in shops - 10 Examples of the use of acoustic tiles for auditoriums - Eight frequently asked questions about acoustic solutions for offices    
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Dec 04

The role of wood in green offices

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Green offices are here to stay. And this is simply because we can no longer conceive an office design that is not environmentally friendly. And that's fine. This new way of understanding architecture and interior design, in perfect communion with nature, has an essential material, wood. Perhaps because a tree branch was probably the first natural resource that man harnessed for his own benefit, or because it brings us closer to the illusion that we still live in the shelter of forests and trees, the fact is that wood is one of the main eco-friendly materials used in today’s green offices. In terms of sustainability, what does wood contribute to the design of an office? First of all, wood can be the most sustainable material, provided you choose PEFC or FSC certified wood (like Spigogroup does in all its products) that guarantees it comes from sustainably managed forests. In addition, it is the material with the most possibilities of recycling or reuse in any format in which it is presented: wood panels, wood slats or even more complex elements such as pallets. The wood used in inner linings helps the thermal and acoustic insulation of a room, reducing the use of other less ecological materials. In addition, it makes use of the natural luminosity of an office. The use of a wood panelling in light hues, or wood slats to create light and shadow effects enhances the aspect of a room while helping cut down the energy bill.       If you liked this post about green offices, you may also be interested in:   - New trends in office design: Open Space, better acoustics and more wood - Eight frequently asked questions about acoustic solutions for offices - Why is using wood in your project good for the environment? - PEFC or FSC wood panelling What’s that?    
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