The striking ToHA building in Tel Aviv is knitted in Dekton
Tags: Architecture, Cosentino, Dekton | 4 år ago | Written by: Cosentino
Designer Ron Arad recently joined Cosentino in the Miami, Manhattan and Toronto City Centers for a discussion on his work on the astounding ToHA building in Tel Aviv.
More than 28,000 square meters of Dekton® by Cosentino clad the structure, appearing on the ventilated facades, flooring, elevators, ceilings, and interior partitions. The Dekton pieces, fabricated in 10,000 varied shapes, were produced and cut at the Cosentino headquarters in Spain before being transported by sea to Israel.
During his research for materials for the tower, Ron came across Dekton, the durable and ultra-compact surface material from Cosentino. Ron then visited the Cosentino factory in Almeria, Spain, where he worked with the team to select the perfect color for the project.
“The colors that Cosentino specified were absolutely perfect,” said Ron.
Itay Shimony also discussed what the project meant for Cosentino. “Ron take materials to the limits and therefore take us to our limits. Being able to specialize materials for projects like these, shows our strength as a company.”
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