The Tempio cladding was chosen for its unique profile and natural look offering durability with low maintenance in a sustainable cladding.
The $123.5 million Tyree Energy Technologies Building (TETB) has been designed to provide a space where research, education and industry can collaborate to develop and then practically implement sustainable energy technologies.
The terracotta lends the building an air of timelessness, while the advanced design positions it firmly in the 21st century.
Featuring a stunning glass design spanning an impressive 2,400 square meters, while the other boasts a captivating ceramic design covering an expansive 3,360 square meters.
To ensure durability and versatility, glassfibre reinforced concrete was utilized both indoors and outdoors, contributing to the hub’s overall aesthetic and functionality.
Drawing inspiration from the coastal region’s ambiance, the facades of the three stations were adorned with sandstone-coloured concrete skin panels.
Clad in both Rieder Concrete Skin and Tempio porcelain tile cladding from DCA Façade both cladding materials were selected for there suitability and longevity in the Hospital environment.
An easy option for this developer to “tidy up” his 1970s block and glass building was to over lay with the Mayor Tempio rain screen cladding giving the building a modern look.
Mayor Tempio was used as the preferred rain screen cladding on the hospital carpark retail wing, the 300×600 module was selected for the scale.
A fantastic use of clay tile façade by architects Baldassco Cortese in Melbourne.
The facades are crafted to reflect a materiality and personality.
There are over 15000 Mayor Tempio sun shades that wrap this impressive facade.
The tallest building in Australia to utilise the Tempio facade tile.
Selected for its natural look it fits seamlessly amongst the neighbouring brick properties in this historic suburb of Sydney.
With over 1500m2 of Rieder Concrete skin, this product was selected for its durability, non-combustibility and raw characteristics.
The facade utilised a mix of Mayor Tempio bespoke sun shades and standard tile.
It was established the 50x80mm baguette in the selected lengths would proportionally be the most effective and give a really modern look to the façade.
Mayor Tempio was used on the white exterior sections of these apartments.
Baldasso Cortese designed a dramatic, drum-shaped building with significant visual impact.
Rieder Concrete Skin was selected to clad 3 of the 5 new buildings in this project.
Uniting the city’s unique past with its celebrated contemporary culture, Parliament Square is set to become the heart of Hobart.
The Rieder Oki Plank has been selected for use on the balcony soffits and dividing walls.
The first terracotta tile project in Australia that the Tile People worked on, was this business school campus at the Perth University