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This building has appeared in Walworth behind the Elephant and Castle.
These coloured tiles look gorgeous. And they're ceramic too which gives them a sensible robustness most building cladding doesn't have.
I love the way they merged the colours in a pixelly way. It gives a must nicer gradient than a straight vignette would. The black and white bench is a nice touch too.
Lovely.
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Wait so this is all ceramic? That's pretty impressive. I have never seen ceramic like that on the outside of a building. Do you still have to use ceramic tile underlayment with that? I know that with http://www.blankecorp.com/blanke-usa/products/waterproofing-and-multifunctional-underlayment-systems/blankepermat/product-information/ the uncoupling membranes is a lot easier, but I wonder how that would work on a huge building like that!
Posted by: Amelia Quailler | May 03, 2012 at 15:41
Do you know where to get pretty ceramic tiles in ottawa? I would love to do something like this with them!
Posted by: Hilary Kimbel | Mar 14, 2013 at 22:07