Chocolate brown terracotta elements in an XXL format clad the facade of the newly built residential complex in the capital of Andalusia, Seville. The elements were installed vertically, partially also horizontally. In the inner courtyard of the complex, the viewer is offered a gigantic view of the sky.
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This residential area of Madrid offers excellent public transport links and a wide range of shops and services. Slim TERRART-BAGUETTES as well as matching strongly profiled TERRART-LARGE elements in vertical orientation emphasize the varied facade. Its light natural colour underline the lightness of the residential complex and integrates the building perfectly into the surrounding.
The new residential complex at the waterside of the Nagatinsky River consists of a total of seven different blocks. It is a building of superlatives: monumental, unconventional and exclusive, it rules the skyline and ensures it remains centre of attention. The complex building structure finds its match in the façade design, reminiscent of modern art. Combinations of vivid reds and browns or
As an addition to the existing complex, a new building was constructed whose shape and height are aligned with those of the adjacent buildings. This impression is maintained in perspective because the top floor is set back. The backventilated ceramic curtain façade meets the contemporary requirements of sustainable building and contributes significantly to the attractive, natural appearance of the overall complex. Mounted
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This exclusive housing complex on Krestovsky Island, the most prestigious district of St Petersburg, consists of six very uniform buildings. Modern and contemporary in style, the large complex particularly owes its inviting, calm appearance to the light, unfussy ceramics that surround the closed façade sections. With a restrained shape and colour, it draws attention to
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Extravagant façade design in an area of smaller building units. The detached house in idyllic Schützingen is extraordinary in every respect. It breaks with the local construction traditions and contrasts with the green landscape, onto which it nonetheless opens through large window sections. The terracotta façade, with its natural hue, provides integration whilst emphasising absolute individuality.
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The façade of this residential block in Hamburg was designed using segmented panels from the TERRART®-LARGE range. TERRART® offers interesting architectural solutions even in a sector as traditional as housing.
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This four-story building, which encloses custom, spatially-designed flats, was designed to have a warm and comfortable appearance. This effect was achieved with a ceramic cladding in a natural yellow tone consisting of large narrow elements, as well as baguettes forming a semi-transparent curtain in the stairwell area
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An all-in-one solution: the facade surfaces and roof are covered with light TERRART® Large panels that emphasise the building‘s monolithic character. The terracotta of the outer walls produces a combed surface and has been applied as a “clapboard siding” familiar from timber cladding, while the roof panes are covered with smooth untextured ceramic elements. Strict geometry
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