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Hotel Martinez by Hyatt
Cannes, France
This hotel renovation project reflects the charm and the glamour of Côte d’Azur. The 5 star Hotel Martinez was inspired by an Art Deco style and the challenge was to develop designs for room entrances and communicated rooms, with doors and frames in a customized design. Portaro performance door sets selected with 30 minute fire rating and incorporating acoustic insulation varying between 40 and 42dB. The chosen finish was a stunning high gloss white lacquer, which created the perfect contrast to the predominant blue and yellow soft tones in the hotel.
The Peninsula Paris Hotel
Paris, France
Vicaima was selected to provide joinery solutions for The Peninsula Paris Hotel, which is the first hotel of the HSH Group (Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels) in Europe. Exclusively designed for this project, the brief included doors, frames, skirting boards, panels and technical shafts, with tailor made detailing.
For the room entrances of this hotel, was exclusively developed and certified the Portaro® FD30 AC46dB. The Portaro® FD30 single and door pairs were also supplied for the corridors, and Portaro® FD30 AC41dB pairs for the technical shafts, these being highly effective products with regard to fire resistance and acoustic performance. Matching with the decoration and glamour of this hotel is the design of the Vicaima doors themselves, with flush doors and solid wood customized frames, in an acajou and specific high gloss finish.
WWF
Woking, United Kingdom
Vicaima was chosen to provide the interior door sets for the World Wildlife Fund Living Planet Centre in Woking, which is also home to the WWF. The centre is at the very forefront of sustainable design and construction, and is one of the greenest buildings in the UK. It is testimony to achieving the reality of living in harmony with nature.
Electricity House
Bristol, England
Electricity House has stood at the very heart of Bristol City centre since its construction in the late 1930’s and was perhaps best known as the home of the South West Electricity Board. Designed by architect Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, who also famously created the much loved red telephone box, this building has commanded attention for generations.
Luxury Home
Deaunville, France
This luxurious villa located in Deaunville, France, was equipped with Vicaima Haute Couture products, with Rayon and Sinus doors from the Makassar Collection.
This door collection stands out for its stylized volumetric shapes and golden metallic detailing in ebony veneer with matt finish, that bring glamour and a distinctive aesthetics to the décor of the space.
Fulham Riverside, Barratt Development
London, United Kingdom
This ambitious and visionary development at Fulham Wharf is a modern retail and residential hub with riverside luxury living and cultivated green space.
Docklands, Medical Centre
London, England
Serving the community of East London, this centre provides high quality medical care from a newly refurbished building. In keeping with these modern facilities, Vicaima laminate and maple veneered fire doors were chosen. Extra wide doors were specified for improved accessibility, together with certified fire performance and easily assembled door kits.
Projeto Altitude Aldgate
London, United Kingdom
This 27 storey landmark skyscraper is located in the City of London. Designed by Hamilton Architects and developed by Barratts, it comprises retail and office space together with 235 private apartments, including luxurious penthouses with panoramic views across the skyline. Vicaima supplied nearly 2,000 doors to the project among which were Dekordor White foil finish with the added detail, of two satin inlays in a vertical pattern for a contemporary and striking look. All doors were supplied as Vicaima fire doors, rated to FD30 specification for complete security and performance.
Onomo Hotel Tanger Med
Tanger, Morocco
Located in the port city of Tanger, the Onomo Hotel Tanger Med is a distinctive and contemporary project. With Dekordor® 3D Black and Dekordor® HD White finish, these minimalistic and subtle doors were a key feature in defining the hotel's specific identity.