Design: Bose International
Applied in: facade

NIMBUS Office is a spacious building located in the Warsaw district of Ochota, the interior of which uses POLFLAM^® fire-resistant glass – EI 30 and EI 60. The building is 65 metres high and is designed for offices only. The spacious interiors are full of light and are linked to verdant terraces and balconies at the front side of the building.

Design: Pracownia Projektowa Wojciech Kolesiński
Applied in: windows, facade

The new building of the Circuit Court is the first building, for the past hundred years, dedicated to the judiciary of Poznań. It contains 50 courtrooms, 270 offices, conference rooms, archives rooms, an underground car park - all located in the city centre and well integrated into the historic surroundings of the city.
The building is comprised of two parts with a connecting passageway. Its total area is over 37 thousand sqm.

Applied in: windows

The concert hall of the Silesian Philharmonic is the oldest concert hall in Katowice. The building was renovated and expanded between 2010 and 2014.
The window arches in a side facade of the building have been filled with POLFLAM^® fire-resistant glass. As well as protecting against fire, for this facility an important feature of the glass was its perfect acoustic insulation. POLFLAM^® standard fire-resistant glass can reach noise control levels of up to 45 dB, subject to the fire-resistance class.

Design: Pracownia Architektoniczna 1997
Applied in: facade, interiors

The POLFLAM^® fire-resistant glass of fire-resistance classes EI 30, EI 60 and EI 120 has been used in the buildings of the Wielkopolskie Centre of Advanced Technologies in Poznań. This is a multi-disciplinary research centre located in the Morasko campus, which is part of the Adam Mickiewicz University. The centre consists of three buildings; the first houses the Centre of Biomedical Technology, the second – The Animal Research Unit, while the last one is used as a greenhouse.

Design: Pracownia Architektoniczna Ad Artis Emerla
Applied in: doors

The Porta posnania is an unique cultural institution with a mission to approach the history of Ostrow Tumski – the cradle of Polish state history. The centre contains a main building and a revitalized cathedral water gate (a relic of former fortification). The whole thing is linked with a footbridge over the river Cybina. The main building has been designed with a characteristic opening that frames the view onto Poland’s oldest cathedral.

Design: Autorskie Studio Architektury ATRIUM
Applied in: doors

The Poznań University of Economy Educational Centre For Electronic Services is a seven-floor building (two underground levels), with 15 thousand m² of surface area where ca. 5500 sqm of glass has been used, including fire-resistant glass. The centre boasts an interesting design, e.g., a multi-storey hall. The facade has been made of sandstone, several dozen of pillars and glass.

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