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Diversifying the materials of an interior space can greatly enhance its depth and visual interest
In its original form, polycarbonate is completely transparent and transmits light almost as well as glass
Polycarbonate is made, like most plastics, by distilling hydrocarbon fuels into "fractions," which are then combined with other catalysts to produce plastics through polymerization or polycondensation
In addition to specifications for color, shape, translucency, and texture, several distinct polycarbonate types exist
Below, we present eight examples of polycarbonate interior applications, each utilizing polycarbonate's unique material properties in a different way
CWITM Office/MDDM Studio
CWITM Office/MDDM StudioThis 2018 Beijing office, with its white surfaces, soaring skylights, and accents of red, diffuses light throughout the space, even in enclosed spaces
Bellad&Co.
Bellad&Co.
Pet House/HDD
Pet House/HDDTwo mothers and sons live in this fun and unusual basement space with 40 cats and 2 dogs
OP9 Residential/Office 88
OP9 Residential/Office 88Located in Sydney, Australia, this home uses polycarbonate columns in an equally innovative way
The Blatz/Johnsen Schmaling Architects
The Blatz/Johnsen Schmaling ArchitectsLikewise, The Blatz Hall's entry container contains a long, narrow rectangular space made of backlit sandblasted polycarbonate glass wrapped in wooden slats that emit a soft, textured glow that greets visitors to the apartment
Modular Box / SPSS Design
Modular Box / SPSS DesignWhen designing this office showroom in Lisbon, SPSS Design chose to use wood and translucent polycarbonate to promote consistent natural lighting
COOOP3/Domino Architects
COOOP3/Domino ArchitectsIn another unique use of the material, Domino Architects recognized that their client, a small creative agency in Tokyo, would require flexibility despite the limited space available
Deep Sea Coffee / Parallect Design
Deep Sea Coffee / Parallect DesignNext, in one of the most striking uses of the material, Parallel Design chose to use a combination of coloured translucent polycarbonate sheets, clear acrylic furniture, white latex painted walls and white epoxy floors to simulate Kunming, China An underwater cafe in the city
Due to the many advantages of polycarbonate as a thermoplastic, flexible, impact-resistant and lightweight material, its possible applications are also diverse
