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This double-curved roof house by Mecanoo is covered in slick multicolored tiles

Archinect

Mecanoo has designed a distinctive residence with a striking double-curved roof and ceramic tile-covered façade in Schoorl, a village in northern Holland. The building’s custom multicolored ceramic tiling reflects the strong connection between the home and the landscape. Image: Ossip van Duivenbode, courtesy Mecanoo.

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The Role of Ceramic Tiles in the Rebirth of Tinnerbäcksbadet Leisure Center

ArchDaily

The project exudes warmth and sophistication with its palette of natural, earthy colors, through the extensive use of exposed wood, concrete, and ceramic tiles. Manufactured by Agrob Buchtal from natural raw materials, these tiles contribute to the space's elegance while promising longevity, a hallmark of truly sustainable architecture.

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MIT Media Lab designs and tests modular tiles for self-assembling space architecture

Archinect

Named TESSERAE, the project seeks to create a highly-engineered tile which can be used as a building block for self-assembling, adaptive, reconfigurable structures. The MIT Media Lab has shared insights into their pioneering project to build habitats in outer space. Artist's render of TESSERAE spaceship. Credit: Ariel Ekblaw Each TE.

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Extruded Ceramic Tiles: An All-Round Solution for Poolside Design

ArchDaily

These were the premises that Sebastián Arquitectos took into account in this project for a villa— Casa EA! —, using a single floor tile collection by Gres Aragón. Set in the midst of Litago nature reserve, at the foot of Mount Moncayo in Zaragoza (Spain), the villa blends in beautifully with its surroundings.

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The Beauty of Porcelain Tiles for Pool Design

ArchDaily

Every phase of the construction process, from the initial foundations to the meticulous steps of waterproofing, plastering, tiling, and the intricate installation of mechanical and electrical systems, requires significant investment and attention to detail.

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Refined Geometry, Organic Texture: Timeless Spaces with Elongated Tiles

ArchDaily

Courtesy of Marca Corona Ceramic tiles are a decorative form almost as old as time—originating in ancient Mesopotamia, where they were first used around 4,000 years ago. Formed from the elemental process of firing clay, minerals and water at high heats, tiles become a robust, hard-wearing material with a myriad of applications.

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Elevate your archviz with tile patterns in V-Ray for 3ds Max

Chaos

Learn how to create a mesmerizing tile pattern in V-Ray for 3ds Max using the Enmesh modifier and V-Ray GPU. Join us as we create, scatter, apply materials, and render with speed-boosting texture caching.

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