The Architect’s Newspaper Reports on ACAW 2023
Included in the coverage of the 2023 ACAWorkshop is an article by The Architect’s Newspaper, reported on by program assistant Trevor Shillaci.
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That’s a Wrap! ACAW 2023 Overview
At ACAW 2023, professional teams explored new depths in the flexibility and functionality of terra cotta as a material for façade design. Several themes emerged from this year’s 10-month-long research workshop, including bioclimatic/biophilic design, transitional space, and structural design.
Architectural Record Covers the 2023 ACAWorkshop
ACAW 2023 took place in Buffalo, NY from August 14-17th. At the public Symposium on Thursday, each team presented the results of their months-long prototype development. Matthew Marani with Architectural Record reported on the event.
145 Perry Street Townhouse Showcases Red Terra Cotta Envelope
Construction is nearing completion on 145 Perry Street, a four-story private residence situated in Manhattan’s West Village. The townhouse façades feature intricately woven red terra cotta bricks and TerraClad® panels.
ACAW 2023: A Discussion with Co-coordinators Mic Patterson & Sanjeev Tankha
At the annual ACAWorkshop, architects, designers, and students collaborate to push the boundaries of architectural terra cotta. We sat down to talk with Mic Patterson and Sanjeev Tankha, two of the event organizers for ACAW 2023 and coordinators of the professional teams.
STOREYS reports on The Well: Could it be Toronto’s development of the decade?
The most recent update on The Well project in Toronto comes from STOREYS, an online platform for Canadian real estate news. The massive mixed-use development is still under construction, with completion tentatively scheduled for late November 2023.
Moxon Street Features a Rich Palette of Glazed Terra Cotta
Expected to be complete in Summer 2023, Moxon Street is an innovative take on the traditional mansion block. Glazed terra cotta takes center stage at the London development, seamlessly blending classical elegance with contemporary sophistication.
Desert Bloom: Arch Products Editorial on the University of Arizona’s HSIB
Architectural Products magazine reports on the University of Arizona’s Health Science Innovation Building (HSIB), which stands tall amid the Southwestern desert landscape.