The façade of the new day-care centre in the suburb of Geneva, Chavannes de Bois, is unique. Vertically mounted, wave-shaped profiled terracotta elements refined with a specially developed fluid glaze cover the entire building. The overall concept of the building is therefore harmoniously light and inviting. LEARN MORE ABOUT FLUID GLAZES
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Lively and inviting, the library building defines a new quadrangle on the university premises – it is the “academic heart” of the campus and strengthens its identity. The facade design gives the building warmth and luminosity: profiled TERRART Large panels in two shades of red add variety to the extensive outer walls. Architects: Shepley Bulfinch
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The new building of the Sophie-Barat-Schule in Hamburg -Rotherbaum, with a gross floor area of almost 4,400 square metres, presents itself as a modern, light-flooded school wing with a terracotta façade interrupted by horizontal light bands. Irregularly profiled TERRART -LARGE elements were refined with a white glaze produced in a single-firing process and mounted vertically
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This new university institute is both a flagship project and an infrastructure measure reflecting the transition to renewable energy at the same time, since it is here that fundamental research will be carried out into photovoltaics and photocatalysis. The compact, symmetrical building has a horizontal structure and speaks a modern design language. The closed façade surfaces have been clad with
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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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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The “Center for Inclusive Education” in Konya adapts to the local style of architecture. The façade has been designed to match the mud-brick houses of the villages. These building stocks determined the style of the building during the planning phase. The complex consists of a collection of buildings, with an inner pedestrian zone. The façade
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This new building, which houses the health, social and administrative areas of the Jurassic Centre for Education and Training, not only is an expression of solidity and simplicity, but also features a range of sophisticated details. The entire building is clad in light-coloured ceramic elements. The individual storeys are marked by horizontal ribbons of stacked
The new, long and single-storey building is home to the education centre for pupils visiting the Houses of Parliament. The premises are modelled on the chambers of Parliament and every year offer up to 100,000 young people the opportunity to engage intensively with the country’s political history. The forward-looking project fits in exceptionally well with its surroundings and serves as a
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