ipcm® Protective Coatings n. 26 - June 2018

PROTECTIVE COATINGS | BRAND-NEW

STRIKING RED BLOOD CELL PATTERN PRINTED OVER MEDICAL FACILITY FAÇADE ENHANCED WITH LUMIFLON FEVE RESIN Un incredibile motivo che ricorda i globuli rossi impresso sulla facciata di una struttura medica ed esaltato con la resina FEVE Lumiﬂon

1 1

The new PathWest Laboratory in Nedlands, West Australia. Il nuovo laboratorio PathWest a Nedlands, Ovest Australia.

W

hen developing a strategy to implement, while building the new PathWest Laboratory, accessibility to the project site and constructability were two factors that were prioritized. PathWest was the first project of its kind, a major development that occurred in the heart of a busy university medical campus. Built within the confines of the Queen Elizabeth II Medical Center (QEII) in Nedlands, West Australia, the architects at JCY noted it was, “…the first project to be undertaken in a major expansion of health and education facilities which includes both the Department of Health and the University of Western Australia.” 10

N. 26 - 2018 JUNE - ipcm® Protective Coatings

N

ello sviluppo di una strategia da attuare durante la costruzione del nuovo laboratorio PathWest, due fattori a cui è stata data priorità sono stati accessibilità al sito e fattibilità. PathWest era il primo progetto di questo tipo, un notevole sviluppo avvenuto nel cuore di un popolato campus medico universitario. Costruito all’interno del Centro Medico Queen Elizabeth II (QEII) a Nedlands, nell’Ovest dell’Australia, gli architetti hanno constatato che era “…il primo progetto da intraprendere nell’ambito di un’espansione notevole delle strutture sanitarie ed educative, che includesse sia il Dipartimento della Salute che l’Università dell’Australia occidentale”.

Turn static files into dynamic content formats.

Create a flipbook

ipcm® Protective Coatings n. 26 - June 2018

Published on Jun 25, 2018

ipcm® International Paint&Coating Magazine

Although protecting onshore assets against corrosion can be difficult, doing the same on offshore structures is a real challenge, which can cost up to fifteen times more than maintenance at the factory. The technology offered to counteract the effects of offshore and marine corrosion is increasingly evolved. This issue of ipcm®_Protective Coatings – distributed at the trade fairs SMM and WindEnergy in Hamburg, Euronaval in Paris, Eurocorr in Krakow, and ONS in Stavanger – presents a special report about offshore and marine coatings and their main innovations. This issue of ipcm®_Protective Coatings inaugurates also a new section that will collect exclusive interviews, comparisons, projects, and activities devoted to environmental, social, and economic sustainability, commonly defined as a practice that «meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs».