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Biophilic design is an ever-evolving concept that can extend beyond aesthetics and material choice to sustainable practices, energy-efficient technologies, and sustainable materials. Ultimately, a built environment that offers a connection to the earth and nature has been shown time and time again to have a positive impact on wellbeing.

By leveraging natural materials such as wood and stone, designers can achieve a sense of wellbeing and visual connections with nature without necessarily having outdoor spaces.

SUPAWOOD contributed by supplying the SUPACOUSTIC ceiling panels throughout the main foyer and ground floor, as well as matching external aluminium panels for the external entry soffit.

For the new lectorial and drama room, and multipurpose hall at the Brisbane South State Secondary School in Dutton Park, SUPAWOOD was pleased to supply a number of interior feature linings.

A mix of SUPALINE and SUPACOUSTIC panels, Aluclick and SUPACOUSTIC drop-in tiles was used in the St Francis Xavier College gymnasium/multipurpose centre redevelopment project in North Albury NSW.

MAXI BEAMS were used in the SUPAFINISH concept veneer, Hoop Pine Limed, for a suspended beam ceiling feature at the Cairns Central Shopping Centre in Queensland.

A friendly osprey on the Gold Coast has had his home relocated after concerns surfaced its foundation was s...

The production of high quality plywood products in Europe is a real powerhouse. The most commonly used plywood is Birch, a species that has become the standard bearer for plywood. The Birch Plywood used by Plisco comes from Russia and makes up the backbone of many of its products. Table of contents 1. Where does […]

Sustainable manufacturing and social enterprise practices ensure Select Staging Concepts is a force for good in the Australian stage systems industry.

Natural timber veneer has a warmth and feel about it that cannot be replicated, says Christian Farmer of Farmers Doors.