A close up look on Shemshak

The project is finally completed! Take a look!
Photos courtesy of Memarinews.com

Ceracube 201A

Shemshak's Gol-e Yakh Ski Resort in progress - Exterior Fascade

Men at Work, trying to finish the job before the harsh winter begins. What does this remind you of? bee hives? glacier? or ice flower? I forgot to mention that the structure was first shaped with MDF boards, then there are three layers composed of wire mesh, concrete, steel.
The building is created by a team of young and energetic designers and architects from the Kalvan Group in Tehran, while the engineers on site supervising the jobs are all below the age of 35. This is the essence of energetic and creative young blood.
J-Wall is proud to be part of the project.
When this is completed, it is with hope that our team can win some international award. One thing I am sure is that upon completion, it would be the most beautiful white building in Shemshak winter, spring, summer and fall.

I will post more photos on the mock up using CeraCube and the simply fabulotastic interior...one of its kind.

Shemshak

This is a massive and impressive structure at the Shemshak ski resort of which Ceracube CE-201A (ketoy) will be applied on. We are all looking forward to the final masterpiece!

CeraCube CE201A (Ketoy) Mock-Up for Shemshak Ski Resort Project, Iran

This is the first attempt of CeraCube application in Iran, and as it turns out...good! Of course, Hadi was the key man giving instruction for this mock. CeraCube CE-201A has been chosen as the exterior spray coating for an extraordinary facade design which is to look like gigantic icy glacier in this new ski resort called GOL E YAKH, located in Shemshak which is about 35 miles from Tehran, Iran. GOL E YAKH is translated to "Ice Flower". what beautiful name! I must mention that this project is designed and constructed by Kelvan Architect Group, under the supervision of Dr. A. Ryahi Fard.

Surprised that there is actually real ski resort in Iran? The truth is...Iran isn’t normally the first place anyone would think of when considering ski destinations, but Iran is not just desert, there are some over 13,000 feet mountains and some ski resorts too! Mike wants to ski here too while working on J-Wall. For some reason, there is some unexplainable link between J-wall and Ski. ^^