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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 Palomar College Maintenance Operations San Marcos building is a modern ancillary building and was constructed to relocate multiple facilities to free much-needed space for other projects. This new construction was designed to face many modern challenges. It operates as a Net Zero Energy building and achieved LEED Platinum certification. Horizontally installed TERRART®-Mid elements were
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The 250,000-square-metre paediatric centre is the fulfilment of a concept that addresses the increased demand for paediatric care in future generations and provides easier access to an array of different medical services within this field. A diverse range of specialists, state-of-the-art and outpatient care are all combined here under one roof. The architecture harmonises functionality
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This new building on the public utilities site by the harbour in Eckernförde is a real eye-catcher: a façade comprising ceramic baguettes in warm natural shades, vertically arranged and reminiscent of an accessible picket fence surrounds the car park inside it. The arrangement of the bars varies from level to level, giving a pleasing and
This building in west London has a long and chequered history. Built in 1923 as a cinema and then heavily damaged in bombing raids during the war, it was restored and reopened as a bingo hall and remained in use until 2001. It then stood empty for many years and was on the verge of
This building bears more than a passing resemblance to Japanese tea houses and has a peaceful, balanced air. The various building sections are clearly separated from each other and retain a certain autonomy. The façade design with TERRART® elements focuses on natural, timber-like colors and precise structuring.
A specially developed long, slim panel with a slightly corrugated surface is used on the administrative building of the DB-Netz AG Deutsche Bahn Group. The shade was also specially created for this building. The lively, organic character of the terracotta material is enhanced further by the colouring and corrugation of the panel. An interesting detail is the fitted vertical window formation at the side of the
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Reddish-brown, profiled TERRARTR-Mid panels enclose the prominent „retaining walls“ in front of the primarily glass building, which is otherwise unspectacular in colour. Formed like a support scaffold, they not only give the office complex a distinctive note of colour; they serve as an eyecatching framework as well. Counterweights were created for a totally functional perspective
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Aluminium transoms, reflective glass areas and accentuated terracotta sections are particularly striking features of the large administrative building in Düsseldorf. The structure surrounds a courtyard with a glass roof construction, which was attractively designed with green areas and water basins. With its warm brown shade, the ceramic cladding of TERRART®-LARGE panels, which can also be
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