The ERCOT Taylor Operations Center, home to the Electric Reliability Council of Texas Control Center, features a Terra5 terracotta rainscreen by Cladding Corp.
Terra5 Projects : Public & Religious
The North Oakland Family YMCA, designed by Rossetti in Detroit, features a striking Terra5 terracotta rainscreen façade by Cladding Corp.
The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas showcases a vibrant architectural expression, enhanced using Terra5 terracotta rainscreen panels by CLADDING CORP.
The University of New Mexico Lobo Welcome Center, designed by McClain + Yu Architecture & Design, showcases a bold, energy-efficient design defined by
The Northbridge Fire Station, designed by Galante Architectural Studio - renowned for their expertise in fire station architecture—features a durable and modern
The University of Iowa’s popular Hawkeye Tennis and Recreation Complex was in need of a major expansion. In addition to a lack of space, wear was beginning to show throughout the complex.
SFPUC, San Francisco Public Utilities Commission will replace its existing, outdated solids treatment facilities with new biosolids digester facilities.
Cee Jay Frederick Associates designed the West Whiteland Township Municipal Complex to function, in iconic fashion, as a focal element at the intersection of the main street in the Town Center it
The US Army Corps of Engineers designed the reclad of the current Fire Station #4 at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Tacoma, WA utilizing
The Fire Station No. 5 seismic replacement project was funded by the Earthquake Safety and Emergency Response (ESER) Bond Program and incorporated Cladding Corp's Terra5 rainscreen for the building's entrance.
For this striking design, the team at Perkins + Will provided King County with a modern and energy-efficient community hub via the new
When the fire bell rings, the Galante Architecture Studio in Cambridge, MA is usually the first on the scene.
The Osage Nation Visitors Center is the nation’s first stop to welcome visitors into the Osage Reservation.
The dramatic design by Rob Quigley Architect of the San Diego Public Library has created a new icon to San Diego downtown skyline. Terra5 baguettes and TC18 panels were used in both the exterior and interior of this new public space.