Micro combines tiling tradition with technology
Agrob Buchtal’s Micro is an elegant tile collection that is a deliberately understated, subtle, and adaptable design. Continue reading Micro combines tiling tradition with technology
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Reader’s poll names Kiano as tile product of the year
This year the victor in the tile category in Fliesen & Platten’s readers poll was Agrob Buchtal’s Kiano range; the latest in brand’s impressive run of successes. Continue reading Reader’s poll names Kiano as tile product of the year
Verdant Verticality
While the pursuit of sustainability can be accompanied by humourless earnestness, WOHA stands apart. This is evident in the Oasia Hotel, which combines sustainability with delight; two terms that are prominent in the WOHA’s design philosophy. Continue reading Verdant Verticality
Catalytic Cladding
The exterior of OIIQ in Montréal’s Angus Technopôle features Agrob Buchtal’s ceramic ventilated cladding,. This has a permanent catalyst, integrated to the ceramic’s glaze that is activated when exposed to light, oxygen and humidity. The result: a hydrophilic surface that uses rain water to eliminate dirt and micro-organisms that accumulate on the cladding. Continue reading Catalytic Cladding
Swimming Success
The new Duna Aréna in Budapest is impressive because of its location, striking architecture and state-of-the art pools, which were created using a selection of specialist ceramic tiles from Agrob Buchtal. Continue reading Swimming Success
Göttingen Greatness
The surface solution for the Augusta restaurant was found in Agrob Buchtal’s Valley range of porcelain stoneware tiles with it’s fine-grain surface and ideal earth-brown colour. The range also provides a wide choice of formats and slip-resistance categories, so that the requirement for a 750 by 750mm tile in the rarely offered R11/B slip-resistance category for the counter area could be satisfied without impairing the visual consistency. Continue reading Göttingen Greatness
Dualistic Design
At the Bazillion Apartment, Vilinius, Lithuania, YCL Studio drew a clear line between day and night, while simultaneously blurring the conventional division between ‘wet’ and ‘dry’ parts of the dwelling. Continue reading Dualistic Design