The Bonomi Pattini Group, an Italian company committed for over forty years to providing ecological and innovative solutions, suggests an alternative to wood using new advanced technology.
The search for ecological and sustainable materials in architectural design has become increasingly urgent to meet today's needs. Designers must find solutions that not only meet aesthetic and functional criteria, but also minimise environmental impact. Sustainable design starts with the choice of materials that promote a more balanced and sustainable development.
With over forty years of experience in design and architecture, the companies of the Bonomi Pattini Group, based in Brianza, Italy, is a leading designer and distributor of innovative solutions, offering a wide range of innovative sustainable materials, such as Resysta UPB panels made from rice husks.
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One of the strengths of these panels is their workability: they can be processed with traditional woodworking machines, allowing operations such as milling, sanding, stapling and gluing with various types of adhesives. This makes them suitable for a multitude of applications, from flooring to interiors and even external facades, thanks to their total waterproofing and UV resistance. Extremely durable and easy to maintain, UPB panels are a viable alternative to wood and WPC, and can also be used for support structures in water.
The material can be thermoformed, providing several application possibilities.
The Bonomi Pattini Group, by advancing in the field of ecological materials with increasingly progressive and high-performance solutions, offers new creative and technological possibilities for integrating eco-friendly materials into architectural design. This is not only a responsible choice, but also a fundamental step towards a more sustainable future.
Opening image: Silberstein Architecture, photo by Robin Hill