The New York State College of Ceramics (NYSCC) at Alfred University is celebrating its 125th Anniversary in 2025 with a year-long calendar of special events, both on campus and at alumni meetups across the country.
The Cambridge, UK multi-use project — scheduled for completion in 2026 — celebrated a topping-off ceremony with the raising of its final structural beam.
Boston Valley Terra Cotta assisted with the restoration of the Carbide and Carbon Building, a 37-story historic Art Deco structure that has been transformed into a luxury hotel.
The Bechtler Museum of Modern Art has its 15th anniversary this month. To celebrate, the Charlotte Observer shares 15 facts about the museum (that don’t involve its unmistakable Firebird statue).
Boston Valley is the world’s only architectural ceramics manufacturer that employs four distinct forming methods in the creation of our products. This approach allows us to fabricate a versatile range of terra cotta products.
When working with architects, building owners, and designers, the topic quickly falls to the color of the façade. Boston Valley manages the color for terra cotta façades during fabrication using two means — through-body color and glaze.
The Rice University School of Architecture in Houston, TX has opened the doors to William T. Cannady Hall and completed a renovation of MD Anderson Hall.
After initially exploring a more cost-effective rainscreen cladding system for façade restoration at the 2022 Architectural Ceramic Assemblies Workshop, WJE has continued their research and are sharing their development with the architectural industry.