Corten cladding

Moxon Architects has converted a listed building and a former police station in Fraserburgh, adding a contemporary extension clad in weathering steel.

The exterior of the building is clad in Viroc, a composite material that is made using wood fibres and cement particles. Vertical panelling and protruding fins made from the material were used to animate its facade.

This award-winning project was prepared for the novelist Jeanette Winterson and involved transforming this Grade II listed Gasworks in the Cotswolds. Explore Chris Dyson Architect's processes right here.

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Architectural Cladding Australia Pty Ltd also known as Archclad ™ are suppliers of 0.7mm, 1.5mm and 3mm Corten A Steel (rusted steel) that can be roll formed to different profiles. Call us on (03) 95610896 for more information

This house is set in a small residential enclave on the western edge of Lake Wanaka. The site is essentially level and has views north to the mountains and east

A TS4 Living home that proves you don’t need to demolish the past to live in the future. The brief: take a small, poorly orientated listed cottage built in 1904 and transform it into a 165m2 family home for the future. The response: add a new addition with ample northern light, and a basement and […]

Completed for about $120,000, a custom aluminum insertion reinvents a loft in a 1920s industrial building by adding privacy without sacrificing spaciousness.