The striking South Tower, one of two newly built residential complexes in National Landing, “illuminates” the booming business district with its vibrant design and impressive colour scheme on the façade. Glazed ceramic elements in a warm terracotta tone emphasise the height of the tower as regular vertical pillars and characterise its structure. The organic material […]
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The new children’s clinic puts an end to the lack of space in the old hospital and creates a place of well-being for the little patients. The modern look of the building is presented with a façade ceramic in a wave profile, which conveys an individual design language through its vertical alignment. The TERRART®-Large elements
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Where a church building once stood, two innovative multi-family houses have been built, which stand out perceptibly from the traditional neighbouring buildings due to their modern construction and contemporary materials. Equipped with generous window areas, balconies and a ceramic façade clearly divided into compartments, they form a visual contrast to the surroundings – the colour
A stunning staircase design cuts through Stockholm’s new train station, flowing down from the front of the rectangular building. The curved shape suggests movement, but also creates a space for quiet and relaxation in an urban setting. The entire building is clad in robust white ceramic plates that form a radiant focal during the day
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A 12,000 square-meter paradise of play and fun – not just for kids – makes this unique building a tourist attraction. 22 huge white bricks are stacked on top of each other, forming the interiors while also creating covered spaces outdoors. All the façades are covered with white glazed terracotta. Even the stairs are clad
ZGF Architects selected a combination of TERRART® Solid (Precast) and TERRART® Large tiles in a grooved profile with a natural finish to clad the façade of four of the new buildings on the Redwood City Campus. These vertically installed panels were designed using three colors of red-orange, varying from light to dark, which contrast against
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PLP Architecture is designing a new 15-storey residential building incorporating 55 luxury apartments, retail facilities and a new townhouse at 66 Chiltern Street near Marylebone High Street in Westminster. This new-build project offers significant improvements to the environmental performance of our earlier consented scheme to remodel and extend the 1960s office building on the site.
This new-build complex of a nine-storey office block, home to Marymount’s School of Business Administration, and a 12-storey residential and commercial building that includes student apartments harks back to the preceding 1960s building with its rigorously geometric design. Its inviting, attractive look mainly stems from the terracotta façade, with its various natural shades of red
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The façade of Amsterdam’s Schipol Airport is dominated by TERRART®- SOLID panels in varying colour tones, formats and surface structures, with profiling and corrugations. Thanks to the harmonious arrangement of the different ceramic elements, the earthy red-brown exterior presents a clear pattern, while the internal building parts, with their light, smooth cladding, are visually somewhat
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This biomedical research institute has moved into new premises in the London Borough of Camden. A strong architectural relationship is established between the new building and the surrounding historic buildings. Both the brickwork and the strikingly designed roof are reminiscent of the neighboring St Pancras railway station. The façade is constructed from TERRART®-Solid panels, which are solid ceramic elements cast onto concrete.
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