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Arthaus Condominiums
Philadelphia, USA
Located in one of the most prestigious and culturally dynamic regions of the City of Philadelphia, in the United States of America, the Arthaus Condominiums chose Vicaima solutions for the doors of the flats of the prestigious building.
Bosques de Tepepan
Mexico
The Jacaranda tower of the Bosques de Tepepan project is another Latin American project integrating Vicaima products into its technical and design planning. It is a residential building with 120 apartments where the design of Vicaima interior doors is at its very essence.
Holiday Inn Express Asuncion Aviadores
Paraguay
Vicaima takes its solutions across its borders with the new hotel Holiday Inn Express Asuncion Aviadores in Paraguay. With a modern and eco-friendly positioning, this hotel project is fitted with Vicaima solutions, contributing to the impetus of the concept and assure the comfort and safety of guests, in the most diverse spaces.
Radisson Hotel
Santa Cruz, Bolivia
Vicaima was chosen to equip the Radisson Santa Cruz Hotel, in Bolivia, an integral development within the GHL Hotels group portfolio, operating under the Radisson insignia and one of the 8 brands belonging to the Carlson Rezidor group, which is one of the largest hotel groups worldwide.
Nossa Senhora do Rocio
Paraná, Brazil
Vicaima products integrate the new Nossa Senhora do Rocio Hospital, the largest complex of Paraná (Brazil), with around 51 thousand square meters of constructed area. The normal Portaro® and Portaro® FD30 were the solutions chosen for the various areas of the hospital, so as to ensure maximum safety and comfort for users.
The selected finish was Dekordor SD white, which contrasted with the different coloured walls of this new hospital.
Note: Vicaima Portaro®, is a solution of the ready to install door which integrates in a single piece, door, frame and accessories. It is available in a wide range of finishes and technical performances.
Lucas 505
Porto Alegre, Brazil
For the Lucas 505 Commercial Development, by Saute, the choice went for the Vicaima Portaro® (ready to fit solution) in Dekodor HD walnut, with aluminum inlays, in single leaf or in pairs, which enhanced the modern and premium style of this project. The Vicaima Portaro® was fitted in the various areas of the building such as offices, auditoriums and common areas, where models with Venetian shutters were also applied.
Suitable for places with intensive use, Dekordor HD finish is extra resistant and reproduces the beauty of natural wood.
Feevale Theatre
Brazil
The Italian style stage of Feevale Theatre is surrounded by Vicaima Portaro® door kits, which discreetly blend into the architecture of the concert hall. The doors, mainly with FD30 AC42dB performance in oak Dekordor HD (Heavy Duty), have been designed to meet the requirements of this project in terms of comfort, acoustic reduction, security, durability and accessibility.
Bali Luxury Living
Costa del Mar, Panama
With a sophisticated architectural style, this luxury housing project is situated on the Costa del Mar, Panama, close to nature and the sea. In order to integrate it’s modern and carefully designed interiors, Vicaima doors and frames were selected with customized finish in horizontal walnut real wood veneer plus matt varnish. Options such as apartment entrance doors, portaro® single leaf embellished with customized frames using panel applications and portaro double leaf, were some of the chosen solutions to guarantee the comfort and elegance desired for the spaces.
Getúlio Vargas Prime Offices
Porto Alegre, Brazil
The architectural project, Getúlio Vargas Prime Offices, with around 208 rooms, stands out for its contemporary design and natural symmetry. Situated in Porto Alegre, this office building is equipped with Vicaima Portaro ® (ready door solution) in shades of oak, which perfectly combine with the soft colors of the development.
