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SOURCE: The Architect’s Newspaper BY: Julie V. Iovine DATE: February 12, 2011 See the original article at The Architect’s Newspaper Feature (expired link) Boston Valley Terra Cotta provided large, metallic-glazed terra cotta units for the first several floors of the 200 11th Avenue condominium, as seen in the photo to the right. 200 11th Avenue […]
SOURCE: Syracuse University College of Visual and Performing Arts DATE: February 8, 2011 Boston Valley Terra Cotta, Visiting Artist Lecture Series Tuesday, February 8, 2011 6:30pm Shemin Auditorium, Shaffer Art Building Lecture is free. Parking is available for $4 in Booth Garage; mention event to obtain rate. Information: Errol Willett, 315-443-3012 or eswillet@syr.edu. The Department […]
SOURCE: Alfred University DATE: January 21, 2011 See the original article at Alfred University Press Releases (expired link) Fosdick-Nelson Gallery exhibition focuses on ‘Raw Goods’ “Raw Goods: the transformation of material by local industries” opens Friday, Jan. 28, at the Fosdick-Nelson Gallery, Harder Hall, on the Alfred University (AU) campus. An opening reception is planned […]
SOURCE: Buffalo Spree BY: Barry A. Muskat DATE: January/February 2011 Boston Valley Terra Cotta is providing custom roof tiles and chimney cladding for the reconstruction of the Roycroft Power House, as discussed in the article below. We anticipate the successful completion of this project in the coming months and will post photos in our portfolio […]
SOURCE: Masonry Construction Online DATE: November 2009 See the original article at Masonry Construction Online (expired link) Boston Valley’s team of architects and artisans created over 1600 replacement terra cotta units for United Restoration Preservation to install on this 100 year old building. The beauty of the restoration work is being recognized by Masonry Construction […]
SOURCE: High Profile Magazine DATE: February 2010Excerpt from article High-Profile Focus: Renovation/Restoration Development News The teamwork of Charney Architects, Capasso Restoration, and Boston Valley Terra Cotta on the exterior restoration is evident in the finished project that is Stoeckel Hall. Architect Richard Charney states, “Stoeckel Hall resonates with history, of the nineteenth-century streetscape of this […]
SOURCE: swissinfo.ch BY: Gerhard Lob in Lugano (Adapted from German by Morven McLean) DATE: January 13, 2010 See the original article at Swissinfo.ch A second museum designed by Mario Botta has just opened in the United States, bearing all the hallmarks of the world renowned Ticino architect. The Bechtler Museum of Modern Art – named […]