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Mediamesh® Creates Visual Voyage at Celebrity Cruises’ Terminal 25 at Port Everglades
Aptly named Florida’s “powerhouse port,” Port Everglades represents one of the most diverse seaports in the United States. The port is located on the southeast coast of the Florida peninsula and is one of the top three cruise ports in the world. Additionally, it is among the most active containerized cargo ports in the US and is South Florida’s main seaport for petroleum products like gasoline and jet fuel.
A New Facade for the Home of the Cougars
A roaring, 15-foot-tall cougar now greets the students of Salina South High School when they arrive for the day. Over the years, Salina South has developed a reputation of prolonged academic and athletic success. A reputation that current and former students take pride in, Cougar pride. Now, the school has a face that matches the bold, transformative education occurring inside and honors the success of Salina South.
What Are Metal Fabrics? What Are They Used For?
Sometimes, the completion of a construction project requires a material that looks modern and aesthetically pleasing but is also sturdy enough to offer lasting support. When you need a material that will stand strong for the long haul, a well-built metal fabric is often the perfect fit for your needs.
Creative Uses Of Metal Fabrics In Contemporary Interior Design
Modern interior design has embraced the use of industrial materials such as concrete and steel. While these materials were once covered up with ceiling panels, carpet, or paint, many designers now go out of their way to highlight these materials. Today, you can find concrete floors, metal surfaces, and exposed pipes in hip restaurants, offices, lofts, and countless other spaces. Whether you love or hate the "unfinished" appearance of industrial-chic spaces, this aesthetic is everywhere.