
Ceramics and the city: Boston Valley Terra Cotta Featured in The RIBA Journal
Boston Valley Terra Cotta was recently published in the January 2020 edition of The RIBA Journal. The article promotes terra cotta cladding as an efficient building material with examples of projects in the UK that Boston Valley has provided faience for.

Architect’s Newspaper: Pelli Clarke Pelli’s Nods To The Jazz Age With Chevrons of Terra Cotta
The Centrale is a newly constructed residential building designed by Pelli Clarke Pelli in Midtown, Manhattan that features Boston Valley Terra Cotta rainscreen panels.

New York YIMBY: One Vanderbilt Progresses Toward August 2020 Opening In Midtown East
One Vanderbilt is a new, supertall skyscraper in Midtown, Manhattan designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates for building owners SL Green and Hines. The building was recently featured by New York YIMBY in an article that shows the current state of the building's construction.

Tales from New York — Boston Valley Presents in London on Experimental Ceramics for Architecture
On Thursday, January 30, speakers will gather at the Building Centre in London for their upcoming event, Tales From New York — Experimental Ceramics for Architecture, as a part of the Building With Ceramics Series sponsored by Boston Valley Terra Cotta.

Video Highlights the 2019 Architectural Ceramic Assemblies Workshop
The 2019 ACAWorkshop video highlights the process of the teams throughout the weeklong event. Group leaders and participants discuss the core of their work in the video and how they came to focus on the concepts that they worked on in the workshop.

The Intelligencer Reviews Studio Gang’s FDNY Rescue Company 2
New York Magazine's Intelligencer released an article this past week highlighting the work of architect Jeanne Gang – owner of the Chicago-based Studio Gang firm – and her design of the new FDNY training facility.

Architectural Record: 512W22 by COOKFOX
COOKFOX Architect's 512 West 22nd street in New York City is featured in a recent article published by Architectural Record. Boston Valley Terra Cotta manufactured the TerraClad® panels for this project in a metallic black glaze.

Washington Business Journal Highlights the Colorful Terra Cotta on The Whitman-Walker’s Liz
The Selldorf Architects designed 14th Street Corridor, Whitman-Walker Center, has been featured in a recent article published by the Washington Business Journal.

Dec 4th Building Centre Event Will Highlight Boston Valley’s Custom Architectural Terra Cotta Work in UK
Boston Valley's work will once again be featured at an event as part of the Building with Ceramics Series. Ceramics: Turning the Architectural Vision into a Reality is taking place Wednesday, December 4 from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm.

Architect Profile: Morris Adjmi Architects
This post is the second in a series profiling architecture firms that Boston Valley Terra Cotta has worked with, highlighting some signature projects. This post will cover our work for Morris Adjmi Architects in New York City.

Boston Valley Terra Cotta Mentioned in New York Magazine’s Intelligencer
Boston Valley Terra Cotta was mentioned a recent article published by the New York Magazine's Intelligencer, discussing trends in building materials.

Unique & Complex Profiles Create Stunning Terra Cotta Facades
Boston Valley works with architects, designers and building professionals to manufacture unique profiles and custom architectural ceramic façades.

New York YIMBY: COOKFOX’s 39 West 23rd Street Tops Out At 24 Floors In The Flatiron District
Construction on the COOKFOX designed 39 West 23rd Street has recently topped out at 24 floors in New York City as seen in a recent article on New York YIMBY.

Field Condition: Construction Wraps Up on the FDNY Rescue Company 2 Training Facility
Construction on the Studio Gang designed FDNY Rescue Company 2 training facility – a project over two years in the making – is nearing completion in Brooklyn, NY.

Featured Market: University & Higher Education Projects
This blog post is part of a series that focuses on projects in specific markets. We will recount a few of the recent façades created for universities and institutions for higher education.
