Tag Archive for: Architectural Terra Cotta

The Modern Revival of Terra Cotta Architecture
Untapped Journal discusses the modern revival of terra cotta architecture and resurgence in its use, citing One Vanderbilt and the Orange County Museum of Art, among other contemporary projects.

Celebrating Terra Cotta at Rice University’s Cannady Hall
Named after esteemed professor emeritus William T. Cannady, this addition to the School of Architecture celebrates both tradition and modern craftsmanship, with its distinctive use of glazed terra cotta as a design element.

Restoring a Crumbing Historical Facade in Greenwich Village
Curbed recently profiled a project in Greenwich Village, highlighting the successful preservation of a prewar Manhattan co-op. Boston Valley Terra Cotta was pleased to be a part of the restoration project, fabricating replacement masonry units for the landmarked building.
