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Mercado Groningen

HISTORY The “Mercado Groningen” project was initiated by real estate developers MWPO and Beauvast with the vision of transforming a small, ordinary street into the vibrant heart of Groningen’s inner city. To bring this ambitious idea to life, two renowned architecture firms, Loer Architecten and De Zwarte Hond, joined forces in a collaborative effort.   […]

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Deansgate

Lincoln House Deansgate

The Lincoln House in Deansgate, Manchester is decorated with a very challenging and unique façade! It’s designed with extruded TERRARTLARGE and TERRARTCUSTOM elements in outstanding formats and shapes, which creates an extraordinary variety of forms. The natural red brick colour of the components gives the building a rustic look!

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Children's Hospital of Atlanta, NBK TERRART

Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Center for Advanced Pediatrics

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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Biblioteca Reína Sofía

Biblioteca Reína Sofía

Biblioteca Reína Sofía / Central Library and Municipal Archives The deep crisis in the country’s construction industry led to a halt in construction of the library in 2011, which lasted a total of eight years. At that time, the façade was only partially assembled – the new building, designed as a gem, presented itself in

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Paradise Circus

Paradise Circus

Paradise is the most important development Birmingham has seen in a generation. In the past it was a place where arts, learning and commerce flourished side by side, and its latest transformation sees it inspiring a new generation of visitors, residents, thinkers and doers. The architects chose a grey-white speckle glaze specially developed for the

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St Albans Place

St Albans Place

St. Albans Place, a new student residency for Select Property Group as part of the Vita Student Brand, is moving forward. The 19-storey development will comprise 380 student rooms/studios – a mixture of single and double occupancy, communal space located around a central hub, retail space and plant hub. The appearance of the building involves

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House of Music Innsbruck

House of Music Innsbruck

Outstanding terracotta façade at House of Music in Innsbruck “We deliberately chose a high-quality façade that is hidden behind the trees and reflects the colours and lighting moods of the surroundings.” – Erich Strolz The terracotta facade of the House of music is something special. The vertically structured terracotta elements are coated with a customized

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Streatham & Clapham, High School

Streatham & Clapham, High School

As part of the renovation, the London girls’ school was extended to include dining and entrance areas, which form an attractive contrast to the existing building with their expressive façade. The black, glazed ceramic consists of concave elements that, having been mounted vertically, give the effect of a curtain. Brightly coloured TERRART® Baguettes in front of the new and expanded staircases

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Mapleton Crescent

Mapleton Crescent

Unique in shape and colour, the slim tower is a landmark in central London and, with its 27 storeys, offers a spectacular view of the city. The slender silhouette stands on a triangular base. Inside are high-quality living spaces, each with a rectangular layout. The façade design is also remarkable: vertically mounted, fluted ceramic elements in an expressive semitransparently applied turquoise-green underscore

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