• Porcelanosa Headquarters, Terra Cotta Masonry, architectural restoration

Porcelanosa USA Headquarters

Location
New York, NY
Architect
CTS Group Architecture
Installation Contractor
Nicholson & Galloway Inc.
Application
Terra Cotta Masonry
Forming Method
Extrusion, Hand Press
Market
Corporate
Region
Northeast

Photo Credit: ©Christopher Payne/Esto

Categorized as: Corporate, Extrusion, Hand Press, Northeast, Restoration, Terra Cotta Masonry,



AIA New Jersey

Historic Preservation Honor Award
Porcelanosa (November 2, 2016)

Porcelanosa Headquarters, Terra Cotta Masonry, architectural restoration
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