Wall stucco
An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about wall stucco
Project • By DLAA Architects • Private Houses
Glitter Hall
In Yeongwol, Gangwon Province, a church built more than 30 years ago had long stood vacant between two narrow alleys. Its original brick form had gradually been obscured by a series of later alterations such as a metal roof and exterior steel stairs. Glitter Hall retains the existing structural frame while removing these additions and reorganizing the interior. The former church is transformed into a mixed-use building containing a home for a family of four, along with a café and mathematics academy operated by the family.
The name of the project, "hall" reflects the project’s intended relationship with its surroundings. Although privately owned, the building remains open enough for neighbors, students, and visitors to enter,... More
Product • By VeroMetal® International • VeroMetal AquaFill®
VeroMetal AquaFill®
Real metal stucco
VeroMetal AquaFill® gives architects, interior designers, stylists and artists all the flexibility they require to produce truly pioneering designs.
Walls, ceilings, floors, … with a finish of real metalShiny brass, weathered copper, stainless steel, authentic bronze, iron with or without rust, just a few examples of the many different finishes available. VeroMetal AquaFill® can be applied to virtually any surface, for example by spatula, palette knife or trowel. The end result is a wall, ceiling, floor or any other object you desire with an genuine metal appearance.
VeroMetal AquaFill® metal stucco
VeroMetal AquaFill® is a metal stucco that can be applied to practically any... More
Project • By Tadashi Saito + Atelier NAVE • Car Parks
Second Parking in Uwa
The site is in an important preservation districts which is called “The street of Unomachi”. This project was driven by building regulations where mainly focused to preserve the city view. The building regulations are using “traditional wooden construction method”, “Basic construction method with chart stone”, “corbel” and “wall stucco”. Part of these elements were contradictory to the existing building standard act of Japan, but we managed to completed after several structural experiments.
Throughout the process of planing, we provide workshops that help to reflect the townscapes. Using native plants from Seiyo city and turf blocks for parking pavement which enables cars... More