Two projects that integrated Spanish ceramics have been awarded at the prestigious CID Awards of Coverings. This international recognition underscores the quality and innovation of the material, positioning it as a global reference in architecture and interior design. The success reflects the competitiveness of the sector and the talent of the designers who knew how to specify it.
BIM and visualization: keys in material specification 🏆
Behind this recognition is the meticulous work of modeling and specification. BIM and 3D visualization tools allowed design teams to precisely integrate the textures, formats, and properties of Spanish ceramics into their digital projects. This virtual integration was crucial for evaluating its application, luminous behavior, and final aesthetics, creating renders and presentations that convinced the jury by showing the realistic result and the added value of the material before its physical installation.
Beyond the award: a global quality standard 🌍
These awards not only celebrate specific projects, but also consolidate Spanish ceramics as a quality standard. Their success in such demanding competitions demonstrates that the combination of technical innovation, sustainability, and aesthetic versatility is in demand internationally, inspiring architects and modelers to explore its possibilities in future digital and built creations.
How does the choice of high-end ceramic materials, like those awarded at the CID Awards, influence the specification and BIM modeling phase to ensure the fidelity of the architectural project from design to execution?
(PS: BIM is like having a building in Excel, but with pretty windows.)