Marmoreal by Max Lamb for Dzek is a terrazzo consisting of around 95% marble and 5% polyester resin binder. It is made with marble waste in large chunks. Rosso Verona, Giallo Mori, and Verde Alpi are the three Italian marbles featured. Bianco Verona is used to create the white-background version, and Grigio Carnico is used for the black-background version. Image Dzek.
Cast recycled concrete tiles by Novel Grey. The surface finish depends on the mould, with gloss coming from highly polished moulds and a matte surface from rubber moulds. The rubber moulds also cause a variegated effect in the pigment.
Cast recycled concrete tiles by Novel Grey. The surface finish depends on the mould, with gloss coming from highly polished moulds and a matte surface from rubber moulds. The rubber moulds also cause a variegated effect in the pigment.
Cast recycled concrete tiles by Novel Grey. The surface finish depends on the mould, with gloss coming from highly polished moulds and a matte surface from rubber moulds. The rubber moulds also cause a variegated effect in the pigment.
Cross section through a mineral wool (Rockwool) insulated exterior wall system, with extruded clay tiles mounted on timber and extruded aluminium brackets.
Krøyers Plads by Cobe and Vilhelm Lauritzen Architects, Copenhagen, completed 2016. The facade is clad in Urban Christianshavn brick tiles by Egernsund Wienerberger, mounted onto an aluminium frame. The red and black colour references the old warehouses of the area.
Krøyers Plads by Cobe and Vilhelm Lauritzen Architects, Copenhagen, completed 2016. The facade is clad in Urban Christianshavn brick tiles by Egernsund Wienerberger, mounted onto an aluminium frame. The red and black colour references the old warehouses of the area.
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