#TerraCottaNYC Archives - Boston Valley Terra Cotta

The Fitzroy in NYC is a new residential building by Roman and Williams with signature green glazed terra cotta masonry manufactured by Boston Valley Terra Cotta

The Fitzroy – 514 West 24th Street

April 13, 2020

The Dime Building white terra cotta facade, fogarty finger architects designed, Boston Valley Terra Cotta Produced

White Terracotta Facade Nearly Complete on The Dime as Highlighted in New York YIMBY

February 27, 2020

The mixed-use building designed by Fogarty Finger will have a total 350,000 square feet divided between ground floor retail, commercial office, and residential spaces with various amenities.

pelli clarke pelli, the centrale, architect's newspaper, new york city

Architect’s Newspaper: Pelli Clarke Pelli’s Nods To The Jazz Age With Chevrons of Terra Cotta

January 23, 2020

The Centrale is a newly constructed residential building designed by Pelli Clarke Pelli in Midtown, Manhattan that features Boston Valley Terra Cotta rainscreen panels.

512 West 22nd street in NYC is in Architectural Record. Boston Valley Terra Cotta supplied terra cotta masonry for the COOKFOX Architects designed commercial building.

Architectural Record: 512W22 by COOKFOX

December 12, 2019

COOKFOX Architect's 512 West 22nd street in New York City is featured in a recent article published by Architectural Record. Boston Valley Terra Cotta manufactured the TerraClad® panels for this project in a metallic black glaze.

512 West 22nd Street

December 11, 2019

Boston Valley Hosts a Visit from Italy’s One Works, Touring Projects in Buffalo, NY & NYC

September 5, 2019

During their stay, One Works toured the facilities at Boston Valley, met our team and toured several local building sites to see Boston Valley completed projects.

Atlas Obscura Features Seaside Park & Community Arts Center, Childs Restaurant

June 28, 2019

The former Childs Restaurant in Coney Island was featured in an article on Atlas Obscura that discusses the legacy of the landmarked building and its relevance for travelers today.

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