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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Balcony facade design trends in 2024
Read more…In 2024, architectural trends in residential areas are increasingly focused on sustainability, community integration, and enhancing well-being, with balcony facades with glazed balconies playing a pivotal role in these developments. These facades are no longer mere aesthetic additions but are now central to the functional and environmental performance of buildings. We will now delve deeper into these emerging trends, examining how they are shaping the future of residential architecture and influencing the design of modern balcony facades.
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Embracing glazed balconies in high-rise buildings
Read more…The urban landscape is evolving rapidly, with projections indicating that by 2050, two-thirds of the global population will reside in cities. Alongside this urbanization trend, the prevalence of tall buildings is on the rise. The facades of high-rise buildings represent the biggest risk during the construction phase and often also represent a large part of the project’s costs.
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What is the difference between thermal 4-season terrace glazing and 3-season glazing?
Read more…As outdoor living spaces become increasingly popular, homeowners are investing in terrace glazing to extend the usability of their outdoor areas throughout the year. Among the options available, two stand out: thermal 4-season terrace glazing and 3-season glazing. Discover the main differences between three- and four-season rooms, and why a 3-season room might just be the right solution to choose.