SLEEPER SPECIFIER
AQUAVISION VASCO
FLAMINGO ALU-ZEN
Aquavision has launched a new range of bathroom televisions for the Designer radiator brand Vasco will be launching the latest in
hotel and contract market. Flamingo waterproof televisions feature 17” radiator technology from its exhibition stand at KBB in March 2010
and 24” wide screens and can be specified in Polar White, black, and under the umbrella company name of The Heating Company.
MirrorVision, meaning that when switched off, the glass takes the form On display for the first time in the UK, visitors can experience the
of a mirror. Aquavision has also updated and expanded its Series 4 range, aluminium designs that provide sustainable heating solutions.
and introduced a 46” full daylight visible, HD ready television for outdoor Using only a fifth of the water required by conventional radiators
use. but providing 15% more heat output, the new range includes
Tel: +44 (0)1992 708 333 Bryce, Alu-zen, and Zaros.
www.aquavision.co.uk Tel: +44 (0)1254 704 420
theheatingcompany.com
LASVIT
CITY OF DREAMS
Czech-based glass designer Lasvit has completed its sculptural
installations at The City of Dreams resort in Macau. The resort
comprises three hotels, Crown Towers, Hard Rock, and Grand Hyatt
Macau, as well as 40,000m
2
of casino venues and 16,000m
2
of
commercial space. Lasvit’s sculptures include the Sea Anenome,
created by in-house designer Jitka Kamencova Skuhrava, and a
cluster of organic glass bubbles hanging from an elliptic stainless
steel plate located at the entrance to the Hard Rock Casino.
Tel: +420 325 516 330
www.lasvit.com
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