ProdLib
Lumon BIM objects and CAD details on ProdLib
AutoCAD users can find all Lumon products as BIM objects and their CAD details in the ProdLib object library.
Architects and structural engineers can seamlessly incorporate ProdLib’s product libraries into their design software, or use it as a standalone desktop version. You can easily browse through product information and customise parameters, then directly insert solutions into your projects with a simple drag-and-drop function. Streamlining your design process has never been easier.
ProdLib is also offering a Web Library, a free web-based tool for browsing ProdLib content.
Right from the top of the company to the bottom we have found tremendous service. We have found everything from the purchasing side to the installation side and then to the warranty side — we’ve got experience now with all three elements, and we’ve found Lumon to be very good.
Shawn Bouchard, VP, Quadra Homes
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[PROJECTS] Project spotlights from 2024
During 2024, we had the opportunity to showcase some exciting projects to our customers. The theme of this year’s published projects was especially focused on refining city landscapes through renovation with balcony glazing, as well as sustainability in new construction. Social housing and sustainable building materials came together to bring this year’s project spotlights to life.
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[PRO BLOG] Guide for architects and builders: Technical wind load requirements for balcony glazing
It has been predicted that by 2050, two-thirds of the world’s population will live in cities. This also creates more demand for urbanization, bringing forth a need for high-rise building. Increasing the height of the building, however, brings challenges to construction. The architect must find a solution suitable for the building in terms of aesthetics and technical performance which is safe and economically viable.
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[PRO BLOG] Urban gardening on glazed balconies: Transforming city living spaces
Urban gardening has become a revolutionary solution for those living in densely populated cities, providing a refreshing contrast to the concrete jungle. The practice of cultivating plants, fruits, herbs, and vegetables in urban areas, such as on apartment balconies or rooftops, has grown in popularity in the past years. As of 2023, approximately 75% of Europe’s population lives in cities or urban areas. This trend has been steadily increasing due to urbanization, driven by factors such as economic opportunities, better infrastructure, and access to services in urban centers. Some countries, particularly in Western and Northern Europe, have even higher urbanization rates, with urban populations exceeding 80-85%. As urbanization surges, urban agriculture is reshaping city landscapes and changing how we think about sustainability, food production, and green spaces.