Tag Archive for: TerraClad

Manufacturing custom TerraClad© panels for “Hudson’s Site” mega-development
The Architect’s Newspaper reported on the massive new mixed-use development that is currently underway in the middle of downtown Detroit, MI. Aptly named “Hudson’s Site” for the time being, the project stands on the site of the former Hudson’s flagship, part of the long-defunct department store chain.

John Krouse to present at Zak World of Façades in Toronto
John Krouse will explain how Boston Valley is changing the face of terra cotta with details on some of our past Canadian projects, including The Well – Toronto’s largest active construction site.

Dezeen Magazine Spotlight on the TerraClad® Panels of FDNY Rescue Company 2
The article discusses lead architect Studio Gang’s design intent for the function of the building, which is used by the firefighter team as a simulation and training facility for extreme rescue situations.

TerraClad® used in The Well, Toronto’s largest mixed-use development
By using sophisticated applications of terra cotta and brick, as well as glass and steel, The Well design will complement and preserve the industrial character of the historic King Street West neighborhood.

Field Condition: Construction Wraps Up on the FDNY Rescue Company 2 Training Facility
Construction on the Studio Gang designed FDNY Rescue Company 2 training facility – a project over two years in the making – is nearing completion in Brooklyn, NY.

Visual Mockup of the Dime Building Features White Glazed Terra Cotta Extrusions
Visual mockups of the Dime Building's façade has been created at Boston Valley. Construction in Brooklyn, NY will be completed later this year.

Terra Cotta Ties One Vanderbilt to Midtown Surroundings
Boston Valley has been manufacturing the terra cotta for One Vanderbilt, soon to be the tallest office tower in Midtown Manhattan.

One Madison Featured in Architect’s Newspaper April 2017 Issue
If you were sharp, you caught another Boston Valley project featured in the April print issue of the Architect's Newspaper – the One Madison Square Gatehouse.
