Architectural Mouldings

The building industry’s needs are rapidly changing. There’s now a greater demand for sustainability in construction materials, reduced product and supply chain costs and efficiencies in labour personnel. ME TRIM was created to address these challenges. A modern alternative to tired wooden architraves around windows and doors and metal stopping angles on interior walls and ceilings.

Chemist by education, a master tiler by trade and a revolutionary innovator by nature, Vio Marchidan possesses not only an intimate knowledge of the industry but also a lifelong passion to change it for the better.

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The role of plywood has expanded significantly beyond the utilitarian applications for which it was first invented in the 19th century. Its various qualities are now being recognised and plywood is increasingly specified for a number of practical and aesthetic architectural applications. To find out more about plywood and its uses in Australian architectural design, download this free whitepaper.

Custom designing architectural features can be a great way to give a unique and personal twist to a project. Many designers avoid custom designs because of the inherent issues that can occur if the design is not managed correctly. These issues can be easily avoided with the implementation of effective planning. To find out more about the potential problems with custom designing architectural features, and how to combat these, download this free whitepaper from Aglo Systems.

This free whitepaper examines the challenges faced by architects in an increasingly urban environment, and the green infrastructure alternatives such as green facades that are changing the way we look at building design.