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Guaranty Building, Buffalo, NY, Terra Cotta Architecture, Louis Sullivan

Louis Sullivan’s Impact on Architectural Ceramics

Featuring an article from Village Preservation, which presents an abbreviated history of architect Louis Sullivan. Sullivan imposed great influence on significant architects and designs of America’s modern era.
Guaranty Building, Buffalo, NY, Terra Cotta Architecture restoration, Louis Sullivan

The Restoration Legacy of Louis Sullivan’s Guaranty Building

The restoration of the Guaranty Building in the 1980s signified a resurgence in the terra cotta industry within the United States. Following the meticulous repair of the Guaranty Building façade, Boston Valley Terra Cotta embarked on an extensive array of terra cotta restoration projects, encompassing diverse scales and complexities.

#TerraCottaBuffalo Architecture Tour

Current residents and visitors can appreciate the architectural menagerie that is the City of Buffalo by walking, biking, or driving around the different regions of the area.
250 Delaware Avenue, architectural restoration, Terraclad sunshade

250 Delaware Avenue Showcases The Traditional & Modern Use of Architectural Terracotta

In early 2014 Boston Valley Terra Cotta was put under contract to supply the terra cotta cladding materials for the new 12 story mixed-used building planned for the existing Delaware Court building site.
Allendale Theater, Theatre of Youth, Buffalo NY, TOY, Boston Valley Terra Cotta, Terra Cotta Masonry, Allentown, Western New York

Buffalo, NY’s Historic Allendale Theater Undergoes Architectural Restoration

In the heart of Buffalo's historic Allentown neighborhood, the Allendale Theater remains a cornerstone of the thriving artistic culture of the area.

Terra Cotta Mailboxes Make a Statement in UB Hayes Hall

An opening reception in the atrium of Hayes Hall marked the completion of the terra cotta mailboxes designed by student Nicholas Traverse and architecture faculty members Erkin Özay and Gregory Delaney.

Winning Design for UB Hayes Hall Mailboxes are in Production at Boston Valley

The student and faculty designed mailboxes for Hayes Hall, home to the University at Buffalo School of Architecture and Planning, are currently in production at Boston Valley Terra Cotta.

105,000 Square Feet of Terra Cotta Panels are Being Installed on UB’s New Medical School Building

“HOK contacted us during the conceptual design stage,” explained International Sales Manager at Boston Valley Terra Cotta, which won the bid to manufacture the panels over two German firms.

New UB Medical School Begins Taking on its Terra Cotta Look

The University at Buffalo’s new medical school building is beginning to show its terra cotta look.

Architect Magazine Showcases Rust Belt Architecture Schools, Including our Collaboration with the University at Buffalo

Boston Valley Terra is pleased to see the press the University at Buffalo School of Architect of Planning had been receiving lately for their programs focus on equitable, sustainable and well-designed environments.

Industry Experts From Around the World to Attend the Architectural Ceramic Assemblies Workshop in Buffalo

Architects, engineers and ceramic artists from across the country and Europe will explore innovative ceramic façade solutions to architectural challenges when they attend the Architectural Ceramic Assemblies Workshop (ACAW)

Boston Valley Terra Cotta to Fabricate Winning Mailbox Design for UB Hayes Hall

The University of Buffalo's School of Architecture and Planning brought in teams of faculty and students to develop ideas for a unique solution for the mailroom in their renovated home in UB's Hayes Hall.

Boston Valley Terra Cotta Sponsors echo Art Fair Held at Albert Kahn Architectural Gem

Boston Valley Terra Cotta is proud to be a sponsor the Western New York region's most notable fine arts event; the 2016 echo Art Fair.

Tag Archive for: Buffalo Architecture

Roswell Park, TerraClad Sunshade, Unitized, architectural terra cotta

Roswell Park

250 Delaware Avenue, architectural restoration, Terraclad sunshade

250 Delaware