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Dekton® and ventilated façades

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The transformation of a 1960s building starting with its façade

The architect of this project had to deal with major structural problems. The idea was to restore a building from the 1960s with a low load-bearing capacity where limitations of energy demand and sound insulation had to be resolved. Furthermore, it was important to find a material that could withstand the unforgiving coastal conditions and could easily hide the installations and building elements.

The developer proposed the use of a ventilated façade with ceramic cladding. Based on this proposal, the architect and marble supplier found the perfect solution in Dekton®.

Thanks to Dekton®, they solved the structural and functional problems encountered, while providing an optimum and attractive result in record time.

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Dekton, the new skin for residential buildings

Thirty-eight 1.2 cm thick Dekton® Sirius slabs were used to clad the façade, which corresponds to a total surface area of 175m2. These slabs are easy to maintain and are supported on a stainless steel and aluminium structure that is highly resistant to moisture.

Image number 34 of the current section of Dekton® and ventilated façades in Cosentino Australia
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1 – Ventilated façade by Dekton®, Sirius colour

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