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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Seneca College: Conceived as a container with modular spaces, the new university building captivates with its impressive, sculptural structure and presence; with its orientation towards the busy thoroughfare of Finch Avenue in Toronto, it represents an inviting gateway to the Newnham campus. Large expanses of glass, structural steel and terracotta are the main components of
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The Aron Menczer Campus in Vienna is a multifunctional educational facility with kindergarten, primary school, special education classes and music school. It is divided into two building parts that are connected by the underlying stack structure and interact with each other. A flower-shaped point block grows out of the elongated lower base, which is given
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The gymnasium Nyborg in Denmark is decorated with TERRART-BAGUETTEs in a beautiful natural orange tone, which was specifically chosen to match the brickwork on the side of the building.
This new 210,000 ft2, six-storey facility completes the renaissance of the northern portion of campus and is the new home of humanities and social sciences. For the façade, the architects wanted the appearance of corroded steel without sacrificing the positive properties of a terracotta façade, such as durability, UV and frost resistance. The result is
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In the course of the complete renovation, the school building was completely gutted, the interior including electricity and water supply was renewed and both the roof and windows and building shell were replaced and adapted to modern energy standards. The terracotta cladding on the upper floor is unusual: the concave curvature of the elements is
The building shell of the La Veveyse secondary school in Châtel-St-Denis near Lausanne was also given a new look as part of a complete refurbishment. The profiled, glazed terracotta surrounds the building like a dark curtain. The elements, which are already anthracite in colour in the clay mass, were refined with a black-brown glaze and
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