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Overview BS6088B Reflective Glass Beads for Road Marking Paint BS6088B DROP ON GRADE: 180-850μm, this type of reflective glass beads are used for dropping onto the road markings made with paint thermoplastic, cold plastic and spray plastic to provide night visibility by retro reflecting the headlight beams in the dark. Reflective glass beads are applied using road marking machines or by hand.

Road reflective glass beads are a kind of fine glass sphere formed by melting glass sand (waste glass) at high temperatures. It is spherical under the microscope, colorless, transparent, and the refractive index is 1.5-1.64. Between 44 and 1400 microns in diameter. With many years of experience in the manufacturing of reflective road paint beads, We have mature solutions of glass beads for paint. The National standard of GT, BS6088, EN1424/1423, and AASHTO guarantee the quality of our glass beads for road marking.

hey why don't you mark your buildings to explain or show what's really inside, the plans ? some links ? an open page... get to use this app for the next ones ! it's a great way to connect from reality to the info-sphere (hep or just to internet)...of course that means some "smart phones ".. but it will be accessible in some next years for all !

hey why don't you mark your buildings to explain or show what's really inside, the plans ? some links ? an open page... get to use this app for the next ones ! it's a great way to connect from reality to the info-sphere (hep or just to internet)...of course that means some "smart phones ".. but it will be accessible in some next years for all ! Do you see the great adventure ? giving informations and some virtual digest to your buildings, but also to use your phone, in linking rooms too ! as your fridge could give its containing with a link to the content on internet .. so easy .. many app are to be done, and i feel happy to read about your tests and experiments or just ideas on that !

Inspiration: Contemporary Design Methods in Architecture by Mark Mückenheim and Juliane Demel is a focused piece of writing specifically meant for academicians interested in teaching foundation or first year programs in design and architecture. Ar. Sameep Padora reviews the book…Click on the link to read more…

THanks you http://globalhop.indiaartndesign.com for your "the show must go on !", i'm taking part on other groups, One is implications in post-democracy group.. and architecture is taken as a societal middle.. Many things to get better, but i needed to dig profund in the architecture fundamentals.. more than just objects..

Arguably one of Melbourne's most controversial construction projects has been given final approval, leaving a trail of both dismayed and jubilant responses. The major architectural redevelopment project at the focus of this almost five year long drama is the Windsor Hotel, and its semi-demolition by the Halim Group in early 2013.  The project has been marked as one of Victoria's most prominent in the latest state analysis, and comes with a sizeable price tag. The $250 million redevelopment will see the refurbishment of the interiors of the building, which was built in 1883. The interior restoration will maximise the amount of rooms available, increasing the capacity from 180 to 300 rooms. The ballroom and other rooms will also be upgraded and redeveloped, with Heritage Victoria approving everything.

One major green belt that has seen the devastating results of deforestation is the Amazon jungle. From 1991 until 2001 the total area cleared jumped from 415,000 km2 to 587,000 km2, proving that this massive, unsustainable deforestation effort has not been just a thing of the past. In fact, it was only last year that deforestation figures slowed to their lowest numbers yet. For many in the green building industry, that is how they would like it to continue. Offering to lead this conservation effort is London-based architectural firm Marks Barfield. Who have impressed architecture and environmental communities worldwide with their £6.4m proposal for a research centre in the Amazon, which will include a central, tree-shaped observation tower and 6 miles of tree top canopy walkways. Due to the nature and function of this tower, in addition to the limitations that the rural, fragile Brazilian environment holds, a sustainable building ideology forms the foundation of the proposal.

Football-loving Senegal gets ready for the Stade Du Senegal in the city of #Diamniadio, designed by Tabanlioglu Architects to celebrate the sport and mark the country's cultural identity

Artist, architectural researcher and pioneer in concrete exploration, Mark West brings out the beauty in concrete, lending a certain fluidity and elegance to a material so raw and brutal. Check it out here…

Miguel de la Torre of mta+v captures the essence of conscious design with the Mexican villa christened Casa AYG, where minimal materials mark contemporary geometry while ensuring an unintrusive approach to the verdant landscape by Devas Paisaje.

Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU) in Wake County, North Carolina, US, has had its modernised Terminal 1 opened, marking the end of several development projects at the facility over a 20-year period.

The UK's London Heathrow Airport opened its newly redeveloped Terminal 2 in June 2014, marking the completion of an £11bn ($13.4bn) investment programme initiated in 2003. The programme aimed at the modernisation and expansion of the airport that has been in operation since 1955.