Terracotta facade

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NewsNews • 4 Jan 2024

LMN Architects complete a sensitive and contextual design for an interdisciplinary building at the University of Cincinnati

Designed collaboratively by LMN Architects and KZF Design, the recently completed Clifton Court Hall at the University of Cincinnati is an interdisciplinary building dedicated to several departments within the University’s College of Arts and Sciences. With a total area of 185,000 square feet, the building accommodates various departments previously scattered across campus within a concept sensitive to the surrounding architectural heritage and building materiality.  Tim Griffith The exterior of the façade is a modern application of terracotta, which was selected to blend with the surrounding brick buildings, while the overall massing steps down at the lower levels to navigate the sloping topography and engage wi... More

NewsSpecification • 13 Jun 2023

10+1 sports centers with expressive facades

A sports or leisure center is often an integral part of daily life in a local community. A recreational hub, the design of a sports center is an important calling card. Aside from the center’s range of facilities and activities, a larger building with space for an architecturally expressive facade can excite the imagination and engender a sense of civic pride.   The following sports centers welcome visitors with a range of expansive facades.   1. LEO, Sports Hall in Pfungstadt zooeybraun FOTOGRAFIE LEO, a sports hall in Pfungstadt, Germany, was designed by METARAUM Architekten. The building’s diamond-paneled roof and walls, developed by Sto AG, flow into each other to create a sleek, aerodynamic facade.... More

Project • By Quintrix ArchitectsLibraries

RIS Swiss Section II

Deutschsprachige Schedule Bangkok extension project comprise of new classroom building, new indoor gymnasium, outdoor sport field, and visitor parking lot.   The new building took a unique character from the existing one but make it more open and more relationship to surrounding. More