US EditionBeyond the Dropped Ceiling: 10 Interior Projects for Making Services and Conduits Part of the Architecture
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Beyond the Dropped Ceiling: 10 Interior Projects for Making Services and Conduits Part of the Architecture
Diletto Pastas - Barrio Chino / Cupla Arquitectura - Lucia Vallve & Tomas Mielnikowicz. Image © Federico Kulekdjian In contemporary interior architecture, service provisions—mechanical, electrical, HVAC, plumbing—are almost always treated as elements to be concealed. Thickened wall cavities, extensive dropped ceilings, and, in regions where solid construction such as brick or concrete prevails, furred-out walls are routinely employed to hide the…
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