Product: TERRART® Shingle
GWA Gemeente Waterleidingen, Amsterdam
The successful combination of glass and ceramics creates interesting effects at the building complex of the Amsterdam City Utilities. In addition, the TERRART®-SHINGLE façade, with its scale-like overlapping of the units, ensures significant shadow formations, which emphasise the horizontal partitioning of the building.
St. John‘s C of E Primary School, Blackpool
With the exception of the ground floor, this overall very plain and unostentatious school building is entirely clad in sand-coloured TERRART®-Shingle elements, which create a scale-like structure. The overall impression is enlivened with architectural details such as the over-high wall aperture at the front and the frugal, box-shaped, drawn-out windows of varying shapes and sizes …
Hospital North, Vienna
The sheer size of the new hospital building is cause for admiration: the developed area covers 51,000 square metres! At first glance, the building complex does not seem like a typical hospital; integrated in a vast expanse of green and enlivened with expansive roof gardens, the connection to nature is undeniable. The manually applied brownish …
Fraunhofer Institut, Duisburg
Objectivity and great transparency: the building’s exterior expresses, what is also important where technical developments – the speciality of the FraunhoferInstitut in Duisburg – are concerned. The clear façade structure is striking for its dichotomy of glass and terracotta. The reddish TERRART® elements consist of profiled panels, which were also used as ceiling lining for …
