Terracotta panels Amazing Projects - it is not just red

Terracotta panels Amazing Projects – it is not just red

Terracotta panels Amazing Projects – The first impression of terracotta facade panel normally is natural color of clay, but in fact the it can be designed fashion, here would like to share few amazing projects with you.

Raspolski Blood Center, Poland

It was designed by FAAB. The blood-red building façade consists of brightly-coloured glazed terracotta panel, including small ceramic floor tiles on the floor and glazed terracotta panel on external wall. Above the building is composed of more than 2,000 ceramic components, the size of the flat panel is 50×100 cm, the size of the vertical panel is 145 cm, and the curved radius panel is 195 cm.

The four facades of the building consist of three different red hues, forming an irregular surface. The top uses terracotta baguette to provide insulation and protection indoor conference rooms and hidden technical systems. These terracotta tubes enrich the details of the building and make the building’s closed shape lighter.

Terracotta panels Amazing Projects - it is not just red

Terracotta panels Amazing Projects - it is not just red

Terracotta panels Amazing Projects - it is not just red

Coca-Cola headquarters building in Berlin, Germany

Another classic case of red glazed terracotta panel. The building is located in the East Port of Berlin. The fiery red facade is the biggest highlight of the building and covers a large area of glazed terracotta panels. Although the shape of each panel is roughly same, it is composed of three shades of red to form a dynamic optical effect. . At the same time, Terracotta is the only material that meets all the properties required for a specific building function (environmental protection, pressure resistance, durability, color).

Terracotta panels Amazing Projects - it is not just red

Terracotta panels Amazing Projects - it is not just red

Terracotta panels Amazing Projects - it is not just red

Paris Paul Dukas Conservatory

The Paul Dukas Conservatory of Music has a “snake” layout with bumps, showing fluidity and three-dimensionality. Facades use shades of blue-violet terracotta panels, glazed with brilliance, and a gradual change in natural colors as the light changes throughout the day. From afar, there is a glass of deep blue, eye-pleasing and pleasing.

In the middle of the terracotta rainscreen, a specially treated high-reflective metal cover is concealed. With the circulation of the daytime, its color is constantly changing, creating an ever-changing reflective effect. The fluidity and three-dimensional effects of buildings interact with each other, resulting in a distinctive effect.

Terracotta panels Amazing Projects - it is not just red

Terracotta panels Amazing Projects - it is not just red

Terracotta panels Amazing Projects - it is not just red

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