Warm shades in a random arrangement characterize the newly constructed university building. The slim-profile TERRART® Mid elements are applied vertically on a curtain system, and the geometry of the cladding corresponds to the facades of the surrounding buildings. As well as letting in a great deal of light, the expansive windows ensure a transparent, inviting impression.
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Warm, dark red terracotta with an untreated surface gives a charming, inviting impression. The bulkiness of the squareshaped corner building is relieved by slat-like curtain structures made of baguettes that act as a sunshade and cover most of the facade surface. They are suspended on substructures some distance away from the windows. The corner solutions
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This new two-storey building is the head office of the software developer Asseco Poland, and has 40,000 square metres of office space. Its modern, tasteful appearance stems from its clear structure, large window openings and the elegant contrast of light and dark facade sections. The rounded glazing expressly harks back to the architectural style of
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The listed district court building dating from 1906 has been renovated in line with the current usage requirements, and an extension has been added. The highly modern, unfussy annex impresses with a ceramic detail solution for the facade and roof, consisting of TERRARTR baguettes with a rectangular cross-section. Assembled in a fan-shaped arrangement, the elements
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The spacious housing area comprises several building complexes and houses more than 400 apartments. The architectural concept places a clear emphasis on a horizontal structure. Horizontal window and balcony openings alternate with matching closed ceramic surfaces that appear to be covered in fine, horizontal lines. The arrangement of the light TERRART® facade elements with varying profiles
Nanterre, SCI Constelletion has been completely renovated, modernised and given a brand-new, energy-efficient façade. This natural material in combination with three different natural hues creates a harmonious overall impression that is enhanced by the standardised profi ling. The horizontal structure of the TERRART®-Large panels is continued in a curtain constructed from light-coloured, gently slanting baguettes in front of the glass areas, which
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This project involving the renovation and extension of the library building focused primarily on increasing energy efficiency, improving thermal performance, enhancing the level of natural light and ensuring strategic solar screening. The high-performance terracotta shield, which is the primary exterior material, is the ideal solution here: it protects the books in the interior; helps to
The Welding Institute is a facility specialising in the registration and certification of welding and connection elements for the international market. The newly constructed buildings form part of a science park and are home, among other things, to a training school and a research and technology centre. The real eye-catcher is undoubtedly the open façade comprising a total of 28,000 TERRART®
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Louis Vuitton, the international fashion house specialising in luxury goods, produces its exclusive timepieces in Meyrin in the Canton of Geneva. The building, which covers 4,000 square metres, recently underwent comprehensive renovation and is resplendent once again in an elegant white set against dark, discreetly applied accents. The black baguettes, which are mounted on a
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The facade is constructed from TERRART®-Large panels, TERRART®-Custom elements and TERRART®baguettes, which merge to create an impressive visual. Restrained in colour and texture, the glazed ceramic gains its appeal from the clearly defined profiling, making it a characteristic feature of this building. As if adorned with a decorative braid, each storey is encircled with a
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