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Eternit Fibre Cement

Teeple Architects chooses Eternit Fibre Cement in two shades of grey and white to develope a fascinating facade. Ritz Metal installed the material in a very effective, professional manner. Rear Ventilated Rain Screen ( RVRS ) facades perform better and offer the Architect and Owner a unique facade

Zinc

The strong aesthetic appeal of zinc paneling lies especially in its incredible diversity: from Alpine cabins to modern museums and homes; from the avant-garde to the traditional. Roofs and façades made of titanium zinc offer more than just aesthetic advantages. Roofs and façades made of this diverse material are also environmentally friendly.

Fibre Cement Panels

Eternit is good for large, medium and small buildings and offers Architects smooth or sandblasted textures that create a very natural, cementious look in a very durable product. It can be applied to walls, soffits and interiors. Panels can be horizontal or vertical and cut to any size you wish. Colours can be matched as you see fit.

Zinc Roofing

Aesthetically pleasing, environmentally friendly, long-lasting, and maintenance-free are qualities that make zinc the ideal material. Zinc is available in Bright Rolled, Pre-weathered Blue-Gray and Pre-weathered Graphite-Gray.

Ceramic Panels

Ceramic is an ancient material, recently designed into a Rear Ventilated Rain Screen ( RVRS ) façade. The panels are hung on rails, creating a space behind for ventilation. Installation is simply about lining up the rails. Aesthetics are unlimited: unglazed like ancient terra cotta, or glazed with colour or even artwork. In this example Engineered Assemblies assisted in the design of a rainscreen outside a brick façade that had failed. The ultimate makeover.

Eternit Fibre Cement

Fibre Cement is combined with mahogony and zinc trims to create a special and unique home on the Scarborough Bluffs. The design allowed elegance to be combined with efficient use of space.

CPI Daylighting

CPI Daylighting translucent polycarbonate panels are designed and fabricated into walls, like the blue panels shown, and skylights, canopies and interiors. The unique and patented design fits standard construction in a simple curtain wall manner. The interior structure means there are flush walls. Increased aesthetics are matched with superior economic, thermal, durability and fire performance over glass, fibreglass and other translucent systems.

Eternit Fibre Cement and CPI Daylighting

Richard Butterworth chose Eternit and CPI daylighting, and new windows to renovate Ridgemount and Westmount High School. The end result is a school to be proud of, better R value, better daylighting and learning environment. It was done while kids were still in school, saving the school board financially.

Eternit Fibre Cement and CPI Daylighting

Richard Butterworth designed Eternit and CPI dayligting and new windows to create better R Value, improved daylighting, improved entrance with a eye-catching canopy, and overall a school to be proud of. All of this was done while the kids were in school, avoiding the expense of a summer only construction.

EA and its partner Marine Cladding designed, supplied and installed an insulated system over existing ceramic brick and concrete to create a new facade for better performance and superior aeshetics. All of this was done while the tenants remained in the building.

Engineered Assemblies designed, supplied and provided construction services to Fortinos. This is a bold step in branding as all the other stores in the area have the typical stucco beige. It stands out. EA and its partner also built the facade rapidly to meet aggressive schedule dates, even though the tile comes from Germany.