EQUITONE [tectiva] facade panel by Equitone

GWP Total: 9.96 kg CO₂e/m²
GWP A1-A3: 5.72 kg CO₂e/m²

Sustainability Certificates

Cradle 2 Cradle

Bronze

EQUITONE is a range of versatile façade materials and textures developed with and for design architects. Every EQUITONE façade panel is unique, showing the raw texture of the fibre cement base material. EQUITONE materials come in a maximum panel size of 10´x 4´ (3100x1250mm) and can easily be transformed in any shape or size to suit the desired façade modulation. EQUITONE fibre cement materials can be perforated, printed or sanded. Fixing methods include riveting, screwing, gluing and invisible mechanical fixing on metal or wood supporting frames. No matter what design options you explore, details executed with the through coloured EQUITONE materials are crisp and monolithic. Requast a free sample @ http:/www.equitone.com

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Whittle Laboratory, University of Cambridge Grimshaw Architects

Applied as sustainable solution

Whittle Laboratory, University of Cambridge

The new Whittle Laboratory at the gateway to the University of Cambridge’s Cambridge West Innovation District brings together research, fabrication, and testing within an expanded facility designed by Grimshaw with Smith and Wallwork, Max Fordham, SWECO, SDC, and RHP. Officially opened on 20 July 2026, the three-storey building incorporates the Bennett Innovation Lab and the UK Na...

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Vault Youth Zone John Puttick Associates

Applied as sustainable solution

Vault Youth Zone

The newly completed Vault Youth Zone in Preston, England forms part of more than a decade of civic renewal, providing a contemporary space for young people. Designed and delivered by John Puttick Associates for national youth charity OnSide, the project concludes a trio of interventions by the London-based studio at the site, including a wider masterplan incorporating public square land...

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Take A Bow Opportunity Centre ODonnellBrown

Applied as sustainable solution

Take A Bow Opportunity Centre

O’DonnellBrown has completed a highly efficient, low-carbon retrofit of the New Farm Loch Community Centre in Kilmarnock, East Ayrshire, Scotland. With a reputation for creating socially responsible, community-driven architecture, the Glasgow-based studio has transformed a dated 1970s building into a modern performing arts and community hub for Take A Bow, a charitable organisation specia...