Built in 1963, this seven-storey student residence hall recently underwent refurbishment in order to meet the latest energy-saving standards and to reduce maintenance costs. Following careful deliberation, the decision was made to construct a rear-ventilated terracotta facade comprising TERRART® LIGHT elements which, at just 24 mm thick, are ideal for renovation projects and are characterized by […]
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FORWARD VISION – the customized elements reflect the distinctive natural landscape of South Tyneside’s beatiful coastline and will give the impression of ripples and waves. The outstanding building was officially opened by Prince William – the Duke of Cambridge – in November 2013. The visual 3D design is effected by the rotational use of convex
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In the 17th arrondissement of Paris, the architects at Atelier Phileas have designed an educational complex that is distinguished by both its design and functionality. The centrepiece of this ambitious urban planning project, which aims to give the district a visually striking, sustainable, contemporary and high-quality makeover, sets standards in urban development and fulfils the
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The new Zhulebino metro station is enlivened with colourful accents: the supporting pillars display a rich palette of colours stretching from vivid green, through yellow and orange, to bright red. The cladding comprises glazed TERRART® ceramic elements with mitred corners.
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The library dating from 1925 has been completely renovated, along with the addition of a wing that pays tribute to the impressive architectural character and historic dimension of the old building. Sandstone-coloured and red terracotta covers the clear, modern structure in reference to the colour scheme and materials of the original building, and fits in
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From the existing inner courtyard of the old university buildings, the architects have created a glass-covered, three-storey atrium as a new focal point for study and social interaction, thus giving the area a basic infrastructure at the same time. The terracotta of the renovated facades reprises the shade of the classic buildings and blends superbly
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Textures: Wire struck, Grooved and Natural
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Light natural panels in a special colour “surround” the frontage of this 12-storey office block. The elements with different lengths and widths have been applied in a classically horizontal manner, with the radii only permitting narrow tolerances for assembly. The facade comprises a breathable membrane that takes up the colour scheme of the surrounding buildings
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