Post-Covid architecture - their majesty, glass partition walls

As in all other industries, Covid left its mark in architecture and interior design. Glass partitions suddenly appeared at every step. The work-from-home mode is also one of the legacies of Covid, which is still present today. According to a Mc Kinsey & Company survey focused on eight developed countries, as many as 20% to 25% answered that they would keep the home office as their main place of work three to five days a week. As a result of all of the above, internal partitioning, even in addition to its already large application in architecture, has gained even more importance. The Technomarket company, which develops its own systems, responded to the increased level of requests for partitioning in the interior by developing a new product Interio P29, a system for internal partitions, without breaking the thermal bridge.

If a certain amount of privacy and impeccable sound insulation is expected in the space, the INTERIO P113 system offers a double filling made of glass or suitable panels, with an installation depth of only 113 mm, which enables maximum use of the space with increased sound insulation values. The INTERIO P113 system is complete with dedicated doors and a set of fittings, which enable quick installation and high functionality in operation.