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Brick Houses in Spain: Modern Masonry Design for Home Interiors and Exteriors

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© Adria Goula The ample supply, durability, and affordability of brick makes it one of the most widely used and iconic materials in Spanish architecture, especially within the Mudejar tradition. Read more »

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Outstanding brick designs selected as 2023 Brick in Architecture Awards winners

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This year's winners of the annual Brick in Architecture Awards were announced by the Brick Industry Association today. The award celebrates artistic and technological advancement of the material and the skilled use of brick masonry in architectural designs. The full list of winners can be viewed here.

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Thin Brick in Building Design: A Guide to Their Use and Application

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Courtesy of Brick Industry Association Brick is a traditional building material that enhances durability, versatility, and the aesthetic appeal of building design. In various colors, sizes, and textures, thin brick can be applied to diverse surfaces, such as walls and facades, without additional structures. Read more »

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Restoration of Saarinen-designed First Christian Church tower completed in Columbus, Indiana

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The church’s 166-foot-high freestanding clock tower served as the main focus of the restoration work, which took place in four main parts, with repairs also needed to account for significant masonry cracking, rust, and water damage to its interior. The project took eight months to complete, wrapping up this past December.

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BNIM completes Iowa’s Stanley Museum of Art behind ‘dynamic and kinetic’ brick facade

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Image credit: Nick Merrick Externally, the new museum is clad in what the design team describes as a “dynamic and kinetic” facade of dark, warm brick. Designed by BNIM , the new venue serves as a learning and teaching laboratory for the arts and a hub for the wider campus.

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Glazed brick accentuates Shakespeare, Gordon, Vlado: Architects’ new Brooklyn apartment complex

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Named The Garnet, the project is defined by a gray and black masonry facade punctuated by jewel-toned glazed-brick accents. Shakespeare, Gordon, Vlado: Architects (SGVA) has offered an insight into their completed multi-family housing scheme in Brooklyn’s Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood.

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At least 200,000 residential structures in New York City are at risk of seismic damage: NYT

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The five boroughs are home to more than 200,000 multifamily buildings made with un-reinforced brick and built from the mid-1800s to the 1930s, according to a city hazard plan. Such masonry cannot bend or flex during an earthquake and would instead break or crumble. Many rowhouses across the city neighborhoods fall into this category.

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