At the heart of the Guadalest valley in Alicante, set in an environment of outstanding natural beauty, lies the hotel Vivood. On arriving at this select retreat its relaxed atmosphere is palpable, a place to escape from the demanding, stressful daily routine where the only sound is silence when night falls. A place to breathe […]
Durability, resistance and easy maintenance are the main advantages of ceramic ventilated facades. Wall tiles for buildings that combine aesthetic beauty with thermal insulation and protection against the atmospheric elements. The developers and architects of a building located in the Valdebebas district of Madrid chose Pamesa porcelain tiles, specifically the Ikom and Valencia series. Pieces in […]
Located in Valencia’s Avenida del Puerto, wafted by the Mediterranean breezes, Urban Youth Hostel, has arrived as a new concept of youth hostel using Pamesa Cerámica’s porcelain tiles. The designer Nacho Moscardo was responsible for the project’s interior decoration, alongside architect Rafael Gil, and the Vic-F-Group which refurbished the building. The result is cosy accommodation that has captured […]
The use of ceramic products in buildings has become a widely accepted feature in current architectural trends. Developers and architects opt for ventilated facades with ceramic pieces because of their advantages: durability, fire resistance and weather conditions, versatility of finishes and less maintenance. The developers of a residential complex in Valdebebas, Madrid, chose Pamesa porcelain tiles […]
Pamesa Cerámica will participate at the next Cersaie fair, to be held from 22 to 26 of September in the Italian city of Bologna. This is an international event that ceramic professionals can’t miss, in which Pamesa Cerámica will exhibit a wide range of ceramic solutions brimming with unique features created as a reflection of […]
