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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Excellence in outdoor living design
Read more…Lumon is growing and developing into its own phenomenon – a globally significant company in the balcony and terrace market. While the recognition of balcony glazing products can be seen as a benefit, this also poses a challenge on the company’s products: Meeting even the toughest international expectations and requirements.
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The rise in wellness architecture
Read more…Architectural spaces have long been recognized to promote social order and interaction with others as well as the environment. However, the connection of architecture and wellness has only become a popular topic in recent years, the pandemic acting as a catalyst in the conversation. In 2022, the theme of the World Architecture Day was even coined: “Architecture for well-being.” The discourse around wellness and architecture has given birth to a concept fitting in its name: “wellness architecture.”
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4 ways balcony glazing promotes a sustainable lifestyle
Read more…Energy savings is a hot topic, and it deserves our attention as well. The world is in the middle of an energy crisis that is impacting everyone. Being at home has also become a familiar concept to many in the past years, but what about the energy costs that are now involved with being at home? How can we move towards more energy-efficient living, without compromising on comfort?