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The University of Portsmouth Sports Halls facade consists of densely packed vertically mounted TERRART®-Baguettes. These Baguettes come in a variety of different natural terracotta shades. This helps the building in emanating a natural and grounded feeling and it creates an inviting atmosphere.
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The EVER.S at Oertelplatz is a meeting point, marketplace and shopping centre at the same time – the new Mitte München -Allach´s. With a terracotta façade mixed with three natural colours and thus very lively, visitors are to be attracted to the newly opened centre.
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The “Earth, Energy and Environment Center” (EEC) project planned by Gould Evans was opened in April 2018. The outstanding project on the campus of the University of Kansas was designed to meet all the requirements of a state-of-the-art teaching and research facility. It functions as a central point for all energy and environmental research. The
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The “Center for Inclusive Education” in Konya adapts to the local style of architecture. The façade has been designed to match the mud-brick houses of the villages. These building stocks determined the style of the building during the planning phase. The complex consists of a collection of buildings, with an inner pedestrian zone. The façade
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With its polychrome curtain of TERRART® baguettes, the new library clearly stands out from its surroundings and provides a friendly, open and playful contrast to the asphalt and concrete streetscape. The ceramic shield presents a double structure of terracotta panels and applied baguettes, resulting in a three-dimensional façade. At the corners, the cladding is elevated,
This successful example of modern architecture in London primarily uses clear, unemotional and sober design language that has a strong emphasis on straight lines and clearly defined structures. Despite this, the staggered, graduated design still manages to create a sense of tension and excitement. The façade materials that are used follow a clear pattern: profiled,
The sober architecture of this five-storey administrative building calls for a plain façade design. The light beige hue of the ceramic panels used is friendly but not imposing. Only a low pedestal is accented in dark grey. The wide window apertures create a horizontal emphasis, but this is balanced by the imposing columns. The large-format
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At first sight, the façade of sandcoloured TERRART® panels and glass appears somewhat drab: however, closer inspection reveals a spectacular design. With the constantly varying arrangement of narrow, medium and wide window elements, an entire range of „pictures“ has emerged both vertically and horizontally. The observer nevertheless has an impression of inner order.
The major exhibition-event INTERNI MATERIAL IMMATERIAL (3-15 April) will be organized in the historic courtyards of the Università degli Studi di Milano, at the Orto Botanico di Brera, at the former Seminario Arcivescovile and at the Campus Mondadori, during the FuoriSalone 2017 (3-9 April). The exhibition-event of INTERNI, which reaches its 20th edition in 2017,
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The design of the building of the Osaka University of Commerce, Japan, is aimed at an open higher education institution in a new age. The components are a library, a room for open lectures as well as classrooms for adult education. The baguette units of the west façade produce a Venetian blind effect that screens vision and the sun, and at the same time
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