Home Builder Developer - Interior Renovation and Design

Choosing the flooring for the home is one of the most significant decisions to make in terms of the long-term, overall look and feel of the space. Its a big financial decision, and theoretically its not going to be changed for at least a number of years or ideally, for many years to come. But choosing between real hardwood flooring and laminate means being stuck between two very different choices: authentic and long lasting but difficult to maintain and expensive, or inexpensive and easy to clean, but not so durable and not quite the real thing.

HomeThangs.com introduced an option to get best of two worlds porcelain tiles printed with wood patterns (also called wood tile), that offer picture-perfect natural wood color and variety with durability that exceeds either wood or laminate, and is easy to clean and less expensive than one might think.

(PRWEB) October 02, 2012

Choosing the flooring for the home is one of the most significant decisions to make in terms of the long-term, overall look and feel of the space. Its a big financial decision, and theoretically its not going to be changed for at least a number of years or ideally, for many years to come. But choosing between real hardwood flooring and laminate means being stuck between two very different choices: authentic and long lasting but difficult to maintain and expensive, or inexpensive and easy to clean, but not so durable and not quite the real thing.

HomeThangs.com introduced an option to get best of two worlds porcelain tiles printed with wood patterns (also called wood tile), that offer picture-perfect natural wood color and variety with durability that exceeds either wood or laminate, and is easy to clean and less expensive than one might think.

1.Porcelain Tiles That Look Like Wood

The wood look tiles introduced by HomeThangs.com are manufactured by Mediterranea, a US-based company with a proprietary printing method that allows them to print high definition images directly onto their porcelain tile. The result is hard, durable, easy-to-clean tiles that look exactly like hard wood, with a spectacularly natural looking degree of built in grain variation and color. The Tumble Weed Wood Tile is just that tile! And unlike many wood tiles, Mediterranea doesnt print their wood patterns on square tile theyre the first company in the US to make 48 long wood tile planks so they can be installed and arranged like a real hardwood floor.

2.Wood Prints Captured In the Wild

With laminate wood flooring, one has to be very careful with how the planks are laid for the simple reason that there are only so many wood grains per style per package, which can easily end up creating an unintentional pattern that will make the non-natural nature of the floor more obvious. Mediterraneas wood tiles are different because each collection doesnt merely represent a few wood-like designs, theyre painstakingly designed to recreate real wood, with a much greater degree of variety in shade and grain like one on a real wood floor. Many patterns (like the Wild Timber Wood Tile ) are even designed specifically to look weather-worn, reflecting our nations coastal boardwalks and rustic cabins, creating a unique aged floor without the wait or any of the difficult maintenance.

3.Plank Shaped Tile for Hardwood Style Installation

View original post here:
Wood Look Porcelain Tile Flooring – A New Alternative to Hardwood and Laminate - is introduced by HomeThangs.com ...

The 120-year-old statue of Christopher Columbus, ensconced 70 feet above Columbus Circle with unobstructed views of Central Park and no neighbors, enjoys one of the sweetest real estate deals in Manhattan. But this month, after more than a century of solitude, several thousand New Yorkers are coming to visit.

Yesterday, Japanese artist Tatzu Nishi unveiled Discovering Columbus, a fully functional living room built around the 13-foot-tall statue. Commissioned by the Public Art Fund and supported by the city, the installation is two years in the making, and completely worth the wait. Visitors who reserve free tickets (here) access the space by climbing up six stories of scaffolding and entering through a mundane-looking foyer, which opens onto an 810-square-foot living room. Columbus is dead center, striking a hand-on-hip pose that looks oddly contemporary, amidst the plush carpet and humming flatscreen. A stack of fashion magazines sit next to a purple velvet couch. You can practically kick up your feet on Christopher.

The Bloomingdales-furnished room is worth noting, particularly for the Toile wallpaper Nishi designed himself. The pink paper is decorated with gold-embossed doodles of American icons--Michael Jackson, McDonalds, a hot dog--that made an early impression on Nishi as a kid watching TV in Japan. Eventually, when the installation closes in October, the gaudily decorated space will host a team of preservationists, tasked with restoring Christophers pollution-weathered features.

This is Nishis first installation in North America, but it builds on a decade of similar projects in Asia and Europe. In Ghent he built a hotel around a historic clocktower, while in Singapore he built a bedroom around a massive statue of a Merlion. Nishis work is delightfully accessible on one level (who doesnt want to hang out with Christopher Columbus?), and on another, it offers a deft bit of cultural commentary: The artist says his work addresses the privatization of public spaces, by turning public monuments into decorative items of the private space. Its a natural fit in New York, a city where POPS abound and the rent is forever too-damn-high.

Therein lies the odd cognitive dissonance of Discovering Columbus. The statue was built by Italian-Americans in 1892, as a populist celebration of American immigrants everywhere. The statue Mayor Bloomberg introduced yesterday is a celebration of a very different class of New Yorker. Like the first Americans, middle class New Yorkers have long since vacated the premises--though now, high above one of the richest zip codes in the city, theyre welcome to stop by for a visit.

From the first meeting with Bloomingdales, I said I would like to make a living room which is in typically American taste, Nishi told The New York Times. And they sort of laughed, because they have only expensive furniture.

Free passes for Discovering Columbus, which closes on October 20th, can be reserved here.

More:
A Living Room In The Sky, Built Around One Of NYC's Most Famous Statues

Nine Ohio businesses in glass block, vinyl windows, entry doors, bath liners and remodeling have consolidated under one new name, Innovate Building Solutions. The move provides customers with both superior service and unparalleled confidence when undertaking a home remodeling project.

Cleveland, Ohio (PRWEB) October 02, 2012

Innovate Building Solutions is now the family name for: Cleveland Glass Block, Columbus Glass Block, Mid America Glass Block, West Side Glass Block, Cleveland Window & Door, Clear Choice Window & Door, Cleveland Design & Remodeling, Cincinnati Design & Remodeling, and Bath Doctor. This new group of companies offers many products and services. It is a nationwide supplier of glass block windows, showers, walls and bars. In regional markets (including Cleveland, Akron, Columbus, Dayton and Cincinnati Ohio, and Northern Kentucky) the company also installs glass blocks, bathtub liners, shower wall surrounds, vinyl replacement windows and entry doors. Innovate also provides complete bathroom, kitchen and basement remodeling services.

Divisions of Innovate Building Solutions are Super Service Award winners through Angie's List, and have won the Consumer's Choice Award. The company is accredited by the Better Business Bureau. For more information, contact Mike Foti at (216) 658-1280, or toll-free at (877) 668-5888 or visit http://www.innovatebuildingsolutions.com.

Mike Foti Innovate Building Solutions 216-310-1074 Email Information

Read more from the original source:
Ohio Home Improvement and Remodeling Company Consolidates Multiple Businesses under One Name, Innovate Building ...

PEACHTREE CITY, Ga. Cooper Lighting, an industry leader committed to delivering innovative products and driving transformational technology in the lighting industry, has introduced the Lumire Eon line of architectural indoor and outdoor LED luminaires. Featuring a sleek, low profile design and unmatched optical performance by way of Cooper Lightings patented AccuLED Optics, the Eon family includes wall- and ceiling-mount fixtures, sign lights and bollards. The versatile line satisfies solutions for general, accent, wall wash, pathway, sign lighting and wall-mounted security applications, providing up to 30 percent in energy savings over traditional lamp sources.

The Lumire Eon LED luminaires are amazingly thin (3/4-inches) and provide efficient and controlled LED illumination in three distinct beam patterns: forward throw, lateral throw and flood. Available in three warm white LED color temperatures of 2700K, 3000K and 4000K with no sacrifice in lumen output, the family features optical efficiencies as high as 95 percent.

The Lumire Eon 303-W1 and 303-W2 LED wall luminaires easily mount directly to any wall surface over a standard 4-inch junction box. The Eon 303-W1 can be mounted either as an uplight or downlight and the Eon 303-W2 provides both uplight and downlight solutions simultaneously. The fixtures also feature a unique edge-lit lens option to accentuate the fixtures aesthetics and style.

The family of LED bollards includes the single head Eon 303-B1 and the 303-B2 with two opposing heads. The LED bollards outstanding optical performance from the patented AccuLED Optics results in spacings up to 24 feet apart in some configurations while still maintaining a continuous minimum 0.5 foot candle light level when mounted at 36-inches using the Type II optics. The patented Lumire LumaLevelTM leveling system provides quick installation, easy adjustment, secure mounting and protection from vibration.

Offering the same thin profile look, the Eon 303-A1 accent luminaire features 360-degree rotation and 180-degrees vertical aiming, while the 303-P1 pathway luminaire offers downlight illumination from a fixed head. Both ground-mount directly to a supplied, in-ground junction box.

The Lumire Eon 303-S1 sign light and ceiling-mount luminaire attaches to a wall or a ceiling-mounted straight arm over a standard 4-inch junction box and delivers full vertical adjustment (180 degrees) for easy aiming. An optional 24-inch or 36-inch straight arm is available in lieu of the standard 12-inch arm. The fixture also features the unique edge-lit lens option and can be used to accent, wall wash or as an indirect luminaire for general area lighting.

High quality construction materials include a choice of aluminum, bronze, brass, copper and stainless steel. The aluminum can be brushed or powder coated in a wide variety of colors.

All luminaires are dimmable, may be used indoors or outdoors and carry an IP66 rating. The bollards, pathway and wall luminaires are also ADA complaint. For all luminaires dimming is achieved with a standard ELV reverse phase dimming driver. Some models also offer an optional 0-10V dimming driver. All models come standard with a universal input LED driver (120-277V, 50/60 Hz).

Cooper Lighting has made a significant investment in people, resources and technology to ensure the company provides first-class solutions to its customers lighting challenges. The Company offers a range of indoor and outdoor LED lighting products and controls, all of which are specifically designed to maximize energy and cost savings. For additional information on Coopers LED product offering, visit http://www.cooperlighting.com.

About Cooper Lighting Cooper Lighting, a subsidiary of Cooper Industries plc (NYSE: CBE), is the leading provider of world-class lighting fixtures and controls to commercial, industrial, retail, institutional, residential and utility markets. As lighting technologies have advanced over the years, Cooper Lighting has been at the forefront of the industry in helping businesses and communities leverage the latest technologies to improve efficiency, reduce costs and enrich the quality of the environment. For more information, visit http://www.cooperlighting.com.

Continued here:
Dimmable LED Luminaires feature low-profile design.

SATELLITE BEACH, Fla., Oct. 2, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --Lighting Science Group (LSCG), one of the world's leading LED lighting companies, today announced its collaboration with the National Park Service (NPS) to open a "net zero" visitor center in Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area (SMMNRA), the first of its kind in the nearly 400 parks that make up the NPS system. Named for the congressman who introduced legislation to create SMMNRA in 1978, the Anthony C. Beilenson Visitor Center at the King Gillette Ranch is LEED Platinum Certified, produces all of its energy needs through a 94 kilowatt photovoltaic solar energy system and replaces traditional lighting options with Lighting Science Group's energy efficient and made-in-America LED technology.

"The beauty of this new visitor center is that it combines the old with the new to achieve the highest environmental standards," said park spokesperson, Kate Kuykendall. "In addition to the original architect'sextensive use of natural lighting, we're proud to use LED lighting technology to decrease the carbon footprint of the facility."

The 7,000 square foot Anthony C. Beilenson Visitor Center sits on the 588-acre King Gillette Ranch located at the intersection of five major tributaries. The ranch includes the 1928 mansion designed by Wallace Neff for razor magnate King C. Gillette with the visitor center itself once serving as the ranch's original horse stables. Now repurposed with stringent energy efficiency measures --such as Lighting Science Group's LED fixturesthe Beilenson Center achieved LEED Platinum certification. The American Reinvestment and Recovery Act provided $9.5 million in funding for the center's construction ensuring that all building materials including Lighting Science Group's PAR38 lamps are American-made.

"Lighting Science Group is proud to be part of this effort," said Keith Scott, Chief Commercial Officer at Lighting Science Group. "Our bulbs will only use half a Watt per square foot due to the energy efficiency of our LED's and the unique design of this building. In addition, these lights will run for years with no need for maintenance. The low cost of today's LED technology makes this type of conservation available to a range of applications. Imagine the conservational impact if all the NPS visitor centers followed King Gillette Ranch's example."

The new facility is open to the public, and an easy day-trip for those in Southern California with two-thirds of the park within Los Angeles County limits. It is open 7 days per week from 9 am -5 pm.

About Lighting Science Group

Lighting Science Group Corporation (LSCG) designs, develops, manufactures and markets LED lighting solutions that are environmentally friendlier and more energy efficient than traditional lighting products. Lighting Science Group offers retrofit LED lamps in form factors that match those of traditional lamps or bulbs and LED luminaires designed for a range of applications including public and private infrastructure for both indoor and outdoor use. Lighting Science Group's Advanced Projects Group business unit designs, develops and manufactures custom LED lighting solutions for architectural and artistic projects. Lighting Science Group is headquartered in Satellite Beach, Florida; the Company's European operations are based in Middelburg, The Netherlands; and the Company has a sales office in Sydney, Australia. Lighting Science Group employs approximately 800 workers building lighting products from domestic and imported parts. Lighting Science Group is a Pegasus Capital Advisors portfolio company. More information about Lighting Science Group is available at http://www.lsgc.com.

Forward Looking Statement. Certain statements in this press release may constitute "forward-looking statements" made under the "safe harbor" provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements include, but are not limited to, statements concerning the performance of Lighting Science Group and its products and/or use terminology such as "anticipate," "assume," "believe," "estimate," "expect," "goal," "intend," "plan," "project," "seek," "target," "soon," "will," "first of many" and variations of such words and similar expressions. Such statements reflect the current view of Lighting Science Group with respect to future events and are subject to certain risks, uncertainties and assumptions. Known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors could cause actual results to differ materially from those contemplated by these statements. In evaluating these statements, you should carefully review the risk factors detailed under "Risk Factors" in our most recent filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission that may cause our actual results to differ materially from these forward-looking statements.

Read more here:
Lighting Science Group Lights First "Net Zero" Visitor Center In U.S. National Park System

PEACHTREE CITY, Ga., Oct. 2, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --With the goal of reducing maintenance, down time and overall energy use, Cameco Corporation, one of the world's largest uranium producers, began investigating new lighting solutions for both its McArthur River and Cigar Lake mines. Working alongside Cooper Lighting, an industry leader committed to delivering innovative products and driving transformational technology in the lighting industry, Cameco was able to achieve those goals by replacing more than 973 HID wall packs with LED solutions to reduce energy consumption for its lighting systems by almost 86 percent.

(Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20121002/DA84502)

(Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20110513/DA01852LOGO-b)

Before simply selecting and installing new fixtures, Cameco was presented with solutions from Cooper Lighting's entire LED product offering. In addition to showcasing its wide range of options, Cooper was also able to illustrate just how much time and money the company has invested in LED technology. After testing and reviewing the options, Cameco settled on Cooper Lighting's Lumark Wal-Pak LED Series.

Cooper Lighting's Lumark Wal-Pak series combines traditional architectural style with high-performance energy efficient illumination. All luminaires feature a rugged die-cast aluminum construction, hinged removable door, stainless steel hardware and a sealed and gasketed optical compartment making them virtually impenetrable to contaminants. Ideal for pathway illumination, tunnels or loading docks, they utilize highly reflective anodized aluminum reflectors to provide high efficiency illumination and are UL 1598 wet location listed. Optical assemblies include impact resistant borosilicate refractive glass, Solite flat diamond patterned glass and full cutoff IESNA compliant configurations.

"Replacing traditional metal halide lighting with our energy-efficient LED options is one of the most practical upgrades a company can make to save energy and reduce its overall environmental footprint," said Cooper Lighting President Mark Eubanks. "We are confident that Cameco will enjoy the cost and energy savings, impressive illumination and environmental benefits these great products have to offer."

Cooper Lighting has made a significant investment in people, resources and technology to ensure the company provides first-class solutions to its customers' lighting challenges. The Company offers a range of indoor and outdoor LED lighting products and controls, all of which are specifically designed to maximize energy and cost savings. For additional information on Cooper's LED product offering, click here.

About Cooper Lighting

Cooper Lighting, a subsidiary of Cooper Industries plc (CBE), is the leading provider of world-class lighting fixtures and controls to commercial, industrial, retail, institutional, residential and utility markets. As lighting technologies have advanced over the years, Cooper Lighting has been at the forefront of the industry in helping businesses and communities leverage the latest technologies to improve efficiency, reduce costs and enrich the quality of the environment. For more information, visit http://www.cooperlighting.com.

About Cooper Industries

See the original post here:
LED Solutions from Cooper Lighting Help Cameco Mines Increase Energy-Efficiency, Reduce Environmental Footprint

The energy-efficient, low-maintenance FZL-DL04-00 series downlight has long lifetime for min. 20,000hrs, high luminous efficacy and reduces environmental pollution.

With several advanced features, the FZL-DL04-00 series is now the most obvious downlight choice for all indoor, architectural, biological, mood and flood lighting applications. Reinforcing FZLED's well reputation for quality, the new LED downlight not only meet users satisfaction, but also bring a high-quality lighting solution with energy-saving and environmentally-friendly.

The size 6-inch 8-inch downlight already include in FZLEDs innovative downlight series, it introduces light guides to direct part of the LED light output to the sides. FZLED is glad to provide the new size 4-inch for customers, bringing more choices of use. The small size is suitable to use on the showcase display, counter spotlight, and any use of indirect lighting for both residential and commercial lighting, new construction or retrofit application.

FZL-DL04-00 series is an extremely versatile down light, with a choice of three color variations, including warm white (FZL-DL04-00-WW-09), natural white (FZL-DL04-00-NW-09) and cool white (FZL-DL04-00-CW-09). The WW-9's warm 3000K light provides 400 lm with a Color Rendering Index (CRI) of better than 80, while the CW-09 achieves 560 lm with its bright 6000K illumination. Moreover, it offers both switch TriAC dimmable non-dimmable options.

All models content the widest range of lighting applications with an optimum 120 beam angle. The FZL-DL04-00 downlight can accept the input voltages from 100 to 240 volt, and an operating temperature range from -20 to 40C - making them suitable for majority of places worldwide.

FZL-DL04-00 series is packed with useful elements designed to satisfy customers demand, including the stylish look, durable function, steel, aluminum and PMMA plastic construction. FZLED's latest LED downlights will outlast competing products even as they save energy for customers.

Offering an electrical efficiency greater than 80%, thermally-optimal design, and an outstanding energy-to-light conversion ratio, FZLED is excited to expand its range of lighting products with the most advanced, cost-effective downlight available on the market presently.

FZLED's 9-Watt FZL-DL04-00 Series LED Downlights are now available in Taiwan, Singapore and Thailand initially. FZLED is eager to work with new distributors worldwide in order to bring these attractive, innovative, energy-saving, and high-performance lighting solutions to consumers everywhere.

Applications Indoor Lighting Easy 4-inch downlight replacement Architectural Lighting Mood Lighting Flood Lighting Biological Lighting

Features Energy Saving No heat, No UV, or IR light radiation Light source: Low power LEDs Long lifetime, better than 20,000 hours (L70) Ra > 75 for white light Power consumption up to 9W for FZL-DL04-00 High power driver efficiency > 85% Power Factor > 0.95 CE, FCC approved (Driver)

Link:
Four Inch LED Downlights deliver electrical efficiency over 80%.

The architects behind the Reitz Union renovations are going to bring students opinions to their drawing board.

Students can meet with the architects today from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the Reitz Union first floor lobby. They were there at the same time Monday.

The architects will take student opinions into account and begin diagramming the expansions over the next month, said Roland Lemke, an architect with Cannon Design, which is working on the renovations.

Students can also tweet their opinions to @MakingItReitz.

The blueprints should be ready by January, Lemke said.

This is when were really looking for the students voice to come out, he said.

The architects will be back Oct. 22 and Oct. 23 to talk with students again and to share ideas students came up with this week, Lemke said.

We have no preconceptions, he said. Theres nothing drawn.

Poster boards will be available today for students to explain what they want for the expansion and renovations, which are scheduled to be done by the 2015 school year.

Quiet space for small groups to study with outlets! one student wrote.

Read more:
Architects to talk, tweet with students about Reitz Union plans

Jessie Eccles Quinney Center For Dance in Salt Lake City, being designed by HKS Architects. Courtesy HKS Architects

Call them "starchitects" rock stars of architecture.

Anticipation is running high after the announcement that high-profile HKS Architects Inc. and Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects will design the $110 million Utah Performing Arts Center slated for 137 S.Main St.

Utah Performing Arts Center public input

City officials and architects of the new downtown theater are seeking public input on the project at a workshop 5:30-8 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 11, in the fourth floor conference room at the Salt Lake City Public Library, 210 E. 400 South. To sign up for the workshop, visit http://www.utahperformingartscenter.org/oct-workshop.

The 2,500-seat playhouse which will be fashioned for touring Broadway shows as well as concerts and plays is being billed as the centerpiece of the capital citys performing arts venues. Salt Lake City officials say when it opens in March 2016 it will spark new vitality downtown.

Pressure to perform? Well, maybe a little, concedes Michael Vela, managing partner for HKS in Salt Lake City. But he prefers to view it as an exciting challenge.

"People know what great architecture is, even if they cant verbalize it," he said. "There is a sense of Wow, this makes me feel great. I want to come back here. "

The Dallas-based HKS has offices in a slew of U.S. and foreign cities and boasts a combined staff of about 900.

Read the original here:
Top architects raise anticipation for Utah Performing Arts Center

Corporate News | Press Release Vienna/Lublin, 2 October 2012

IMMOFINANZ Group starts prestigious retail development project in Poland

Today, IMMOFINANZ Group presented its next retail development project in Poland: A state-of-the-art high-quality shopping center will be created in the middle of the Lublin City Center, close to the historic castle. Tarasy Zamkowe - previously known as Galeria Zamek - will become an exciting shopping, entertainment, recreation and leisure facility as well as an integral part of the existing inner city attractions. And the signs are promising: The interest of local, national and international retailers for sales areas is exceptionally high. The leasable area will amount to 37,000 sqm, offering space for about 150 shops. Construction works will start in October, and the opening is scheduled for autumn 2014. The total investment for this project will amount to approximately EUR 115 million (PLN 480 million).

Lublin is a promising retail market with 350,000 residents and a total catchment area of 800,000. This fact - together with the strong economic power of the city of Lublin and the low retail density - influenced our decision to buy the former Galeria Zamek site last year. In order to create a shopping mall that fits perfectly into the townscape and offers a unique shopping and entertainment experience, we revised the original design to include the latest retail development trends, commented Eduard Zehetner, Chief Executive Officer of IMMOFINANZ Group - one of the leading real estate investors and developers in Europe. We are very pleased that our efforts to build a state-of-the-art retail property were rewarded by the local authorities and that we will be able to start construction works within the next few weeks. Following the successful extension of the Silesia City Center and the recent start of our first residential development project, Dbowe Tarasy, both in Katowice, Tarasy Zamkowe represents another important development in Poland - a promising market where we plan to further intensify our activities.

From Galeria Zamek to Tarasy Zamkowe

Since the name Galeria Zamek has been on the market for quite a long time, IMMOFINANZ Group conducted a survey in Lublin to evaluate whether the brand still matches the revised concept for the shopping and entertainment center. Tarasy Zamkowe was chosen from several recommendations. This name evokes positive associations among the residents of Lublin and is perceived as a modern, trendy, fashionable, green and inspiring place.

An exceptional shopping center, tailor-made for residents requirements

The remarkable design of Tarasy Zamkowe combines unique architecture with high ecological standards. The distinctive features are greeneries located on the top of the building: lawns, pathways and viewpoints among which the most impressive one will overlook the panorama of the Castle and the Old Town. Public squares at the corners of the shopping center will invite visitors to linger and also create room for events.

Tarasy Zamkowe is projected to accommodate about 150 retail units, 3 restaurants as well as numerous cafes and food court units. The floor area totals 104,000 sqm: 37,000 sqm dedicated to leasable area, 23,000 sqm to public space and plant room and 44,000 sqm to underground parking. Three levels will provide 1,000 convenient parking spaces. Located between Aleje Unii Lubelskiej and Tysiclecia, the new shopping center will also be easily accessible by public transport, bicycle or foot.

IMMOFINANZ Group is already in intensive negotiations with international, national and local retailers. The demand for quality retail space in Tarasy Zamkowe is very high. Thus, Tarasy Zamkowe will offer a well-balanced tenant mix including many well-known brands - some of which are currently not available in the Lublin region.

Read the original post:
DGAP-News: IMMOFINANZ Group starts prestigious retail development project in Poland