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Culture

True colors. For greater impact.

Culture

Striking the right note

Nothing is as expressive as color. We perceive it even before we recognise spaces, structures or furnishings. For Le Corbusier, it was just as powerful a medium as layout and profile. Bruno Taut saw joie de vivre and individuality integrated in color. And even today, architects highlight buildings using color, light and shade.

ChromaPlural is a versatile modular system offering planners maximum freedom of design in the form of 50 colors and 24 formats. The strong expressive power of vivid and luminous ceramic underlines the artistic character of cultural buildings. Giving rise to comprehensive concepts and designs of lasting beauty. And even successfully combining old with new, monuments with new buildings.

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Building culture behind bars

Prisons may not form the focus of architectural discussions but they are exemplary from many perspectives: on the one hand, living, working and recreation...

Architectural ceramics in post-war modernist Berlin

Right in the middle of Kurfürstendamm, there stands a brightly shimmering mosaic vase designed by the Berlin artist Gerhard Schultze-Seehof and exhibited...

Ceramic mosaic art

For thousands of years, ceramics has accompanied mankind not only as a material used for everyday objects, but also as a creative means of expression...

Projects

International projects of discerning quality

Kiel Maritime Museum

With the aim of concentrating the fish trade in a central location, the City of Kiel initiated the construction of a fish market in 1908, right in the …

Origami in ceramic

What‘s complex is simple – what’s simple is complex: this idea is expressed in the “Hornet (Origami)” design by the Anglo-American artist and film-maker…