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250 Delaware Avenue, architectural restoration, Terraclad sunshade

Historic Masonry Meets Modern Cladding @ 250 Delaware Avenue

October 15, 2015/in 250 Delaware Building, Blog, TerraClad

The 250 Delaware Avenue project is nearing completion in downtown Buffalo, New York, with tenants planning to move in this November. This particular building showcases the use of traditional masonry construction for the ground floor ornamental terra cotta blocks, paired with contemporary cladding materials including terra cotta rain screen panels and sun shading devices.

Looking back at some archived posts in this section of our website illustrates the progression of this project, highlighting our use of 3D scanning technology to record the historic facade so that our team of craftsmen could recreate the columns, railings and exquisite details wrapping the building’s entrance. Other sections of the building use our modern TerraClad rain screen panels and terra cotta baguettes shading the hotel floor windows and wrapping the parking ramp; all featuring a custom white glaze. Combined together, this fantastic building at 250 Delaware offers a nod to traditional construction techniques while also recognizing modern uses of the same building material.

250 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY, Boston Valley Terra Cotta, terraclad, new build, rainscreen

The terracotta baguettes surrounding the hotel @ 250 Delaware Avenue above a beautiful terra cotta railing system.

250 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY, Boston Valley Terra Cotta, terraclad, new build, rainscreen

(photo 1) New meets old as TerraClad rainscreen panels sit up against a terra cotta column developed to replicate the original. (photo 2) TerraClad baguettes surround the hotel.

250 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY, Boston Valley Terra Cotta, terraclad, new build, rainscreen

Detail of “old “existing in harmony with “new” in a custom white glaze.

Tags: #TerraCottaBuffalo, Architectural Terra Cotta Restoration, Buffalo Architecture, TerraClad Sunshade
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