Halmann Vella recently helped restore the marble floor of the Mdina Cathedral Museum back to its former glory.
Taking an old terraced house in a perfect state of disrepair and transforming it into a modern office space is no easy feat. Valentino Architects, took on the challenge using surfacing materials from Halmann Vella. Extensive renovations were carried out, whilst respecting the history of the building. The flooring was replaced throughout using Brushed Saturno Travertine which adds neutral colour, warmth and texture to the space. The final result is a mix of old architecture with modern touches for a truly beautiful, bright office space.
The outdoor area of Villa Mdina sees a predominant use of Maltese Hardstone which forms the backbone of this space. This stone takes cue from the past and the traditional, and is easily adaptable to a more modern, elegant and luxurious style. The neutral palette looks lovely against the surrounding greenery of the garden. Apart from the aesthetic value, Maltese hardstone was selected due to the fact that it’s a very durable material, and therefore ideal for high-traffic areas such as this entertaining space. The bar was designed in Cosmic Black Granite which elegantly stands out against the neutral palette …
Halmann Vella was the main surfaces supplier for the prestigious Life Sciences Park, which spans an area of 11,000 square metres. The park provides world class facilities including lecture theatres, offices, laboratories and meeting rooms and is a centre for research, exploration and creativity. The project consisted of two aspects: a ventilated façade using terrazzo panels, with the largest panels being 1000mm by 600mm (the largest terrazzo cladding ever produced by Halmann Vella) landscaping using terrazzo paving with maximum dimensions of 900mm by 600mm. The installation of a ventilated façade has a number of environmental benefits, which were a priority …
It’s been a great honour for us to be a part of the renovation of Gozo’s majestic Cittadella in collaboration with Martin Xuereb & Associates. This project emphasizes the importance of honoring historical heritage through exceptional design and use of local resources. The use of Maltese Hardstone was a natural choice for this historical gem, providing for a defining feature for the project which blends in perfectly with the local landscape.
The large open-plan kitchen and dining room lies at the entrance of the house. Apart from its functional role, this area also serves an aesthetic role as it sets the tone for the rest of the house. The room has 2 areas: The kitchen with a big utilitarian island, where one can have a quick meal and the dining area where one can enjoy eating in the cosy ambiance of the fireplace. The area is open, spacious and sleek, with contrasting colour accents in the kitchen accessories. The elegant brown Quartzite kitchen top enhances the contemporary feel of the room, …
This residence is an example of a modern and elegant space, with touches of colour and textures to add warmth and charm. A Silver Wave Marble fireplace acts as the focal point of the dreamy and luxurious living room, which leads to a spacious kitchen with a beautiful Cappuccino Marble backsplash and kitchen top. The Kyknos White Marble staircase complements the modernity of the space, with a monochromatic and cool palette.
Patterned tiles are usually associated with traditional design. However, in this residential project which blends traditional and contemporary, the use of patterned tiles, adds a clean, crisp and modern feel to the common areas of this townhouse. Using light hues of blues and green, the patterned tiles further connect the interior of the house, with the external area, transforming an otherwise plain space into a colourful welcome to the rest of this beautiful home.
Halmann Vella was the main contractor in charge of the refurbishment of eCABS offices in St Julian’s. Works carried out included the removal of all existing finishes, structural alterations and the fabrication and installation of all Terrazzo cladding and flooring. All this work together with the management and coordination of all subcontractors was carried out in a very tight schedule of 3 weeks, whilst respecting and satisfying the elaborate design and drawings instructed by Architect, Sandro Valentino. Material used: Precast Terrazzo – Versatile XL Design by: Valentino Architects
Different hues of marble cut in various shapes make for a visually stunning office and corridor flooring at the Malta Gaming Authority’s office. The floor design in the corridor, compliments the wall panels and artwork, making an otherwise long and narrow corridor, visually appealing. The materials used for the flooring are Cream Karaman and Kyknos White Marble combined with Wenge Limestone.