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Clientis Bank

Case Study

Dekton with distinctive edges

Clerici Müller & Partner Architekten AG

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Location

Oberuzwil, Switzerland

Material

DEKTON

Color

Galema

Interior designer

85d Innenarchitektur GmbH

Architecture / Design

Clerici Müller & Partner Architekten AG

Application

Reception Desk

End date

2020

Dekton, an aesthetic and functional solution

A strong local identity is important to Clientis Bank in Oberuzwil. The distinctive reception counter demonstrates this claim. With its precisely formed facets, it connects the aesthetics of the surrounding Appenzeller Alps with the trust customers place in the business. The high-quality surface consists of ultra-compact Dekton from Cosentino.

Switzerland is famous for its financial industry. Around 260 financial institutions are based in the alpine republic, from global players to local financial providers who, like Clientis Bank, take care of small and mid-sized companies, institutions and private clients with their particularly customer-focused service. When the regional bank in Oberuzwil moved into a new building, 85d Innenarchitektur was commissioned to design the interior.

“The walls and floors in the open reception area are very bright, with a warm, soft lighting effect”, says Silvan Derungs, an interior designer at 85d. “Although the overall architectural concept is understated in terms of style and colour, the reception area is a striking focal point. The crystalline form reflects the values and strong foundation of the bank, which is situated at the foot of the nearby Säntis and Churfirsten mountains".

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Reflecting values and security

“Customers can be welcomed quickly and easily at two tiered counter levels”, explains carpenter Luzio Egli. “We co-ordinated the features and measurements with 85d using a 1:1 sample, on-site, exactly to the requirements of customers and bank staff. Fixtures mounted on the cabinet provide places for customers’ personal items and handbags. In addition, it was also important to integrate electric lift tables and safes on the advisors’ side.”

For durable, high-quality and easy-care furniture, Clientis agreed to the recommendation to use Dekton by Cosentino in the colour “Galema” for the surface. Dekton consists entirely of natural minerals, which are combined in a sintering process under high pressure and heat. The UV-resistant, solid-coloured and ultra-compact material is available in sizes up to 324 x 147 cm and thicknesses from 0.4 to 2 cm.

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Distinctive hallmark

“The main obstacle was constructing the complex furniture in such a way so that the surface and cabinet have a monolithic texture and colour, and all components sit exactly flush,” explains Egli. During the renovation work, the Dekton panels for the FEINHARD surfaces were cut to a custom design and profile for the 3.46 m², 1.2 cm thick counter surface. In just a few days, this was placed and fitted to the cabinet, which was as yet untreated.

Next, the furniture was disassembled once again in order to complete the beautifully textured painting on the front panels. Finally, the “marriage” between the cabinet and the surface took place on-site, at the bank. The extensive and detailed preparations paid off: The front panel and DEKTON surfaces are perfectly matched. The homogeneous surfaces and high-precision edge details make the reception counter a distinctive trademark.

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Cosentino’s materials used in this project

Galema

Galema

DEKTON

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Kreissparkasse

Cosentino Flagship Project

Kreissparkasse: Dekton in large format for the busiest floors

Broghammer Jana Wohlleber

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Location

Rottweil, Germany

Material

DEKTON

Color

Keon

Application

Floor - Stairs - Cladding

Architecture / Design

Broghammer Jana Wohlleber

Client

Kreissparkasse Rottweil

End date

2020

Thickness

8 mm - 12 mm - 20 mm

A 25 million renovation that combines aesthetics and functionality

At the end of 2019, the time had finally come: After a three-year construction period, the Kreissparkasse Rottweil proudly opened its newly renovated headquarters. Customers are now welcomed in an innovative building with an open atmosphere, which meets the highest standards of modern advisory and service quality. Around 25 million euros were invested to renovate and expand the existing building dating from 1972. Ergonomically functional designer furniture now characterises the modern interior design. The stairs, the floors in heavily used areas and the walls of the sanitary rooms are covered with Dekton tiles from Cosentino.

Our new head office is the heart, the core of Kreissparkasse Rottweil, says Roland Eckhardt, Deputy Chairman of the Board of Management of the district savings bank of Rottweil. Currently, around 150 employees from various departments work together under one roof. The innovative Open Space concept can be used very flexibly and has the potential to accommodate significantly more employees or departments in the head office. Starting from the customer hall, the building, which has been expanded to a gross floor area of 9,900 sqm, was planned from the inside out in order to provide the best possible support for the bank's processes. Externally, a red-brown ceramic façade unites the old and new parts of the building; inside, it is the continuous floor covering.

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"The large formats, the robustness and the design of the material were decisive"
Stefan Popp

Stefan Popp

Architect

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Large-format tiles

Customers enter the building via wide steps on Königstraße, the main street. "Originally we had suggested natural stone floors here," explains Stefan Popp from the architectural office Broghammer Jana Wohlleber. "But the client was critical in view of the strains. In addition, the flooring was to be as extensive as possible, with only few joints. When we then saw the large-format samples for the KAP WEST in Munich exhibited by our facade builder App, we had an alternative: Dekton." The ultra-compact surface material consists only of inorganic natural minerals and is very durable and robust.

"The large formats, the robustness and the design of the material were decisive", says Popp. "What we also liked about using it as stair cladding: Dekton is solid-coloured, so that the bevelled edges have the same colour as the surface." Dekton Keon from the Tech Collection was chosen, which has a very modern and high-quality appearance with its light, concrete-like gloss. In addition to the stairs, the customer hall, public corridors, tea kitchens and canteen as well as the sanitary rooms were also fitted with Dekton tiles – a total of 1,700 square metres.

"We now have a sustainably beautiful floor covering that guides our customers through the building"
Thomas Santo

Thomas Santo

Head of Construction Organisation at the Kreissparkasse Rottweil

Carefully levelled

"To lay large-format tiles accurately, the floors have to be prepared very precisely", explains Erik März, site manager at tiler Fliesen Kugel. "Once the underground is completely level, the tiles are laid using the buttering-floating method." The ground and the tile are coated with a thin layer of mortar. Then the surface material is set with the aid of levelling systems. Lugs protruding from their plastic plates ensure an optimal distance between the tiles and, with the help of a wedge or pulling hood, allow for the precise levelling of two adjacent tile plates.

Once the mortar has hardened, the lugs are removed and the gaps between the tiles are grouted. On the floors, tiles of 1.40 m width were laid – 12 mm thick on the floor surface, 20 mm thick on the steps. On the entrance stairs of 6 m width, tiles of up to 2.60 m length were used, slightly offset so that the joints are hardly visible. Further stairways with 1.40 m wide steps were covered with continuous tiles. The wall panels in the sanitary areas with a width of 0.70 m were finished in 8 mm thickness. All tiles came from one batch and were called off in stages, ready cut to size.

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Sustainably beautiful

"The size and weight of the panels do not necessarily make the work easy," says März, who, with his team on site, laid the large-format Dekton panels, which weigh around 30 kg per square metre, by hand. "But the processing – for example in the sanitary area – is easy with the right tools and the result is really impressive. Thomas Santo, Head of Construction Organisation at the Kreissparkasse Rottweil also agrees with this. "The efforts of all involved have been worthwhile. We now have a sustainably beautiful floor covering that guides our customers through the building. We are really very satisfied with the result".

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Cosentino’s materials used in this project

Keon-Dekton

Keon

DEKTON

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Bernardus

Cosentino Flagship Project

Hole-in-one: outdoor furniture with Dekton tabletops

Pieter Laureijs - Borek

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Location

Cromvoirt, The Netherlands

Material

DEKTON

Color

Kelya

Quantity

60 m2

Architecture / Design

Pieter Laureijs - Borek

Thickness

20 mm

End date

2020

A golf club that plays with the aesthetics

American golf course designer Kyle Philips designed Golf Club Bernardus in Cromvoirt (The Netherlands). An extraordinary prestigious project for which architect Pieter Laureijs developed the furniture in collaboration with Borek outdoor furniture. They chose the ultra-compact Dekton surface both for its attractive design, which fitted in with the aesthetic line of the project, and its high resistance outdoors.

Golf Club Bernardus, situated in the rural area of Brabant in the south of the Netherlands, is the newest golf course of The Netherlands and has the allure to become the number 1 golf court of the country. Next door to the country club a restaurant with a terrace has been realized which accommodates not only as a ‘19th hole’ for golf players, but is also open for public. The restaurant Noble Kitchen with adjacent terrace on Bernardus is being run by Michelin star chef Edwin Kats of restaurant Noble located in Den Bosch (1 Michelin star).

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A material designed to endure the weather

The prestigious Golf Club had high standards for the terrace, which has to convey luxury and comfort in all weather conditions. In collaboration with Borek and Cosentino golf course designer Laureijs designed a custom-made chair and tables especially for the terrace of Bernardus.

For the tabletops Dekton by Cosentino was chosen, due to the extraordinary characteristics of the material: Uv-resistance, resistant to abrasion, ice and thawing, stains and sudden differences in temperature. This makes Dekton very suitable for indoor and outdoor applications. Several tabletops were designed in different round, square and rectangular measurements. Worktops in 2 cm where made out of Dekton Trilium. This color has an industrial urban look and has been inspired by oxidized steel, which gives a rough appearance perfect fort his special location. As an extra advantage, this color consists for 80% out of recycled materials and brings an environmentally friendly choice.

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"Dekton Trilium is inspired by industrial atmospheres to offer that interesting aspect of rusty space"

Van Laarhoven

Chef at Alma Restaurant

Cosentino’s materials used in this project

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Kelya

DEKTON

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The wall

Cosentino Flagship Project

The Wall: a living surface that takes advantage of Dekton's versatility

By Orea

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Location

Regensburg, Germany

Material

DEKTON

Colors

Keon | Keyla | Laurent

Installator

Orea

Architecture / Design

Orea

Developer

Essential Living

End date

2020

Thickness

4 / 8 /12 / 20 / 30 mm

An interior design solution that changes with the need

They shape our sense of space, sustain and support – yet walls tend to remain largely ignored. But the "The Wall" is different: this wall system can be designed on an individual and flexible basis and offers more functions than a Swiss army knife. The innovative product comes from the designer kitchen manufacturer Orea from Zurich, which has just opened a new showroom in Chur. Its subsidiary of the same name in Regensburg (Germany) handles international sales. As managing shareholder, Johannes Falk has significantly influenced the development of "The Wall".

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Decoration made easy

"We wanted to create a beautiful, multi-functional product that is at the same time extremely easy to install" – like the Plug & Play feature of an iPhone," says Falk, who drove the expansion of a large Apple reseller before entering the premium kitchen sector. Indeed, Orea had to learn the same lesson as Steve Jobs: simple can be harder than complex. But all the effort has paid off. Shortly after its launch in 2019, “The Wall” received the highest accolade at the Red Dot Award, winning "Best of the Best" in the Product Design category.

The jury was impressed by its simple basic construction, clear design language and versatile adjustment possibilities. The base is made of a lightweight yet torsion-resistant preformed aluminium frame system. Patented rails from Orea are then added with a four-phase power supply (24 volts for safety reasons). Accessories such as shelves, LED lamps, induction charging stations or Bluetooth speakers can thus be positioned at any point facing up or down the wall.

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"We wanted to create a beautiful, multi-functional product that is at the same time extremely easy to install"
Johannes Falk

Johannes Falk

Orea International Sales

A surface that triggers the imagination in any space

The wall surface can be fashioned from materials such as antique wood, glass, Alucobond, melamine resin and stone – and, a recent addition, Dekton® by Cosentino. "Dekton is available in more than 50 different designs. This means the wall system can be adapted to match the work surface or floor tiles or even feature independent components," explains Ervin Joska, Managing Director of Cosentino Stuttgart. "The ultra-compact surface is colourfast and UV-resistant, and in thicknesses of 4 to 12 mm can also be used in large formats up to 3.2 m."

Cosentino and Orea are working in close cooperation to position “The Wall” successfully in the market. "This is a refreshingly new design product for kitchen studios and the entire interior design industry," asserts Ervin Joska. The wall system is pre-assembled in a tailor-made format and design to enable quick installation. "It’s a product that fires the imagination", says Johannes Falk. "As with the iPhone, the simple individualisation and diversity of the applications of "The Wall" allow the concept of walls to grow exponentially."

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Cosentino’s materials used in this project

Keon-Dekton

Keon

DEKTON
Sirius-dekton

Kelya

DEKTON
Laurent-Swatch-1

Laurent

DEKTON

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ONCE

Cosentino Flagship Project

A Dekton-cladded robotic plant

Domus Arquitectura – Paz Fernández Ovejero

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Location

Madrid, Spain

Material

DEKTON

Color

Soke | Soke Grip | Lunar | Keyla

Quantity

300 m2

Architecture / Design

Domus Arquitectura - Paz Fernández Ovejero

Application

Flooring for common areas and bathrooms – Furniture

End date

2019

Thickness

12 mm

Innovation begins with the surfaces

ONCE Group Spain have commissioned Domus Arquitectos studio to modernise an old industrial building in Camino de Hormigueras, Madrid. The aim of restoring the building is to house the logistics centre of the ONCE printing plant, a cutting-edge robotic plant.

Technology and innovation are the guiding elements of the project. With these two ideas in mind, and without forgetting the visual and functional aspects, the studio has chosen Dekton as the leading material for the different spaces.

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Customised cuts to ensure visual continuity

The first visual impact is provided by the building's reception. The combination of Dekton Kelva dark stone, together with the steel and the programmable lighting, creates an overwhelming effect. This effect is intensified by cutting Dekton in large-format, which allows for visual continuity.

The reception desk, made of the same material, becomes a "sculpture". Designed and manufactured by hand, and fully cladded in Dekton, it required precise laser cutting and error-free handling. The result is a monolithic block reminiscent of materials taken from quarries in one piece.

Dekton is also used for flooring in common areas and bathrooms, in 3.2 x 1.4 metre slabs, achieving a striking effect.

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“On the walls, for the assembly of Dekton's pieces, we rely on large formats and lighting reflections to seek continuity”
Domus Arquitectos

Domus Arquitectos

Industrial functionality embracing design

The project consisted of the restoration of an old industrial building to be used for three purposes: the ONCE logistics unit, the administrative control centre for this unit, and a small auditorium for events.

In industrial buildings, design and materials are often neglected for the sake of practical production. However, Domus Arquitectos, in collaboration with the project's construction company, Ferrovial, has gone for a very advanced design in accordance with the machinery to be incorporated in the plant, and for the use of materials with a technological finish. Dekton thus presents itself as a resistant, versatile and design solution for use in industrial environments.

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Cosentino’s materials used in this project

Soke

Soke

DEKTON
lunar_close_up

Lunar

DEKTON
kelya

Kelya

DEKTON

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Origo Mall

Cosentino Flagship Project

Origo Shopping Centre Dekton iD exclusive designs

Gudmundsson Arkitektur AB

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Location

Riga, Latvia

Material

Dekton, including Dekton iD service

Color

Danae | Sirius | Edora

Quantity

8,000 m2

Architecture / Design

Gudmundsson Arkitektur AB

Developer

MNG Holding

Application

Exclusive flooring and stairs

Thickness

8 mm

Awarded as the best newly constructed building in Latvia in 2020

A unique and sustainable project

Located in the heart of Riga, Origo shopping centre has recently been transformed into a hub of intense economic and social activity.

The building has been extended with six new floors with offices, restaurants and an underground car park. Cosentino ultra compact surface, Dekton, has been used for the flooring and stairs. The key reasons for choosing Dekton have included its BREEAM (Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method) high score, and its great resistance to the high pedestrian traffic.

Thanks to Cosentino’s Dekton iD service, it has been possible to create a bespoke “clock” design which has been used on floors, creating an avant-garde space.

Dekton iD, limitless designs

The main visual attraction of the new facilities lies in the clock embedded in the flooring of one of its central squares. Customized pieces fitted together like a puzzle and creating a high-impact visual sensation from Sirius and Danae colours.

Dekton iD service includes personalised advice from Cosentino's R&D team together with the architectural studio, with the aim of customizing Dekton slabs to create exclusive colours, unique patterns, original textures and finishes.

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"Project managers were very demanding in terms of certifications and tests. It was important that the material had a high slip resistance"
Patrick Beining

Patrick Beining

Manager Cosentino Scandinavia

A flooring that complies with BREEAM certification.

The extension of the shopping centre also had an ambitious goal: to achieve a high BREEAM rating. Dekton has obtained the Environmental Product Declaration. This makes it easy for a project to be in compliance with the high sustainability requirements imposed by the legislation.

Dekton iD service, together with the high performance of its ultra-compact surface, have turned the Origo shopping centre into an exclusive space designed to last.

Cosentino’s materials used in this project

Sirius-dekton-1

Sirius

DEKTON
danae-dekton-1

Danae

DEKTON
Edora-Dekton-1

Edora

DEKTON

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Tenah Merah

Cosentino Flagship Project

Tanah Merah: Uniqueness comes from Dekton and Silestone

Indez Design

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Location

Singapore

Material

DEKTON | Silestone

Color

Royal Reef – Amazon – Keon

Quantity

150 m2

Architecture / Design

Indez Design

Developer

Essential Living

End date

2020

Thickness

20 mm

Finding beauty in everyday use

Located in formerly barren and unattractive land, Tanah Merah Country Club has become one of the most exclusive and well-known country clubs in Asia in recent years. Thanks to its luxurious facilities, designed to the smallest detail, together with its two golf courses good enough to host championships, the club has become a benchmark venue that welcomes world-famous celebrities among its top clients.

The latest refurbishment of Tanah Merah, recently made by the interior design company Indez Design, upgraded most of the Club’s facilities – changing rooms, toilets, lounges and outdoor dining areas – all from a very clear perspective: to maintain the stylish atmosphere of the areas and to enable easy maintenance of much-used everyday facilities such as the washbasins or the terrace tables. Dekton and Silestone has been selected because of their technical features and attractive designs.

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Colours designed to last

The toilet and changing area is one of the most frequently used areas in a country club like Tanah Merah. One of Indez Design’s major concerns was to come up with a material that would maintain the stylish and unique look of the club but at the same time, would not be damaged over time and due to ongoing use. Silestone met both the technical features of robustness, as it is scratch-resistant, and the design requirements, with two classic colours: Royal Reef and Amazon.

Royal Reef has been used for the women’s changing room and toilet and provides the complex with a bright beige tone, quite in line with the wood and warm tones used in all the other facilities.

As for the men’s changing room, it has been refurbished with Silestone in Amazon, which conveys simplicity and energy thanks to its bronze shades and a very well-balanced texture.

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“Cosentino has designed compact surfaces so thin that they enhance the look of each application while keeping their weight down”
Celine See

Celine See

Key Account Manager for Cosentino in Asia

Dekton, highly resistant to UV rays

Dekton has been used for the gazebo tables located on the outside terrace in Keon, a sandy tone that reminds us, precisely, of the bunkers of the two Tanah Merah golf courses. Indez Design selected Cosentino’s ultra-compact surface due to its resistance to external agents such as UV rays and humidity, two key features for elements intended for outdoor use.

In the refurbishment of the Tanah Merah Country Club, we have managed to make the most of all the benefits and features that make Cosentino materials unique: high resistance to everyday use and external factors, and colours perfectly designed to simulate any environment.

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Cosentino’s materials used in this project

Royal-Reef

Royal Reef

SILESTONE
Amazon

Amazon

SILESTONE
Keon-Dekton

Keon

DEKTON

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One South County

Cosentino Flagship Project

A striking reception area made with Dekton

The O’Toole Partnership

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Location

Dublin, Ireland

Material

DEKTON

Color

Kira

Quantity

30 m2

Architecture / Design

The O’Toole Partnership

Developer

Enniscorthy Stoneworks

End date

2019

Thickness

20 mm

A material that adapts to any need

First impressions are so important in business. That is why it was worth choosing the right solution to design the reception area of One South County, a building that attracts business and talent in equal measure. The wide and imposing reception desk has been covered in 20 mm Kira Dekton, a colour and format that captures the attention of all those who visit the premises.

Dekton is an ideal solution for commercial projects in spaces that experience intense activity and high traffic, thanks to the resistant nature of the material. It is highly resistant to scratches and stains, meaning it can also be easily cleaned. Another important highlight is the fact that the slabs can be manufactured in large formats or custom sizes, offering architects and designers a high level of precision.

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The ideal vein for a formal setting

Kira’s delicately veined and warm grey colour is an irresistible complement to the linear patterns that play an important role in the decor of the reception area. Giving the impression of having been carved from a single piece of natural stone, the effect across the desk as a whole represents a true exercise in minimalism and simplicity.

One South County is a prestigious avant-garde 12,840 m2 building of five floors, designed by the award-winning architects of The O’Toole Partnership (TOTP). Furthermore, the South County Business Park is in a prime location of Dublin, easily accessible from anywhere in the city as well as from other surrounding counties such as Wicklow, Kildare, Meath and Louth. The main public transport lines pass through this business park, located approximately 9 km from Dublin’s city centre.

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Cosentino’s materials used in this project

Dekton-Kira_Detail

Kira

DEKTON

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Toha

Cosentino Flagship Project

ToHA: The monarch of the Tel Aviv skyline

by Ron Arad & Avner Yashar

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Location

Tel Aviv, Israel

Material

DEKTON | Silestone

Colors

Soke, Sirius, Strato, Zenith, Kadum, Spectra, Custom colors

Quantity

25.500m2

Architecture / Design

Arad Architects, Yashar Architects

Designer

Guillermo Conté Barceló

Collaborators

Buro Happold Engineering, Israel David Engineering (structural engineer)

Thickness

8mm, 20mm

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Facade, flooring, elevators, interiors, and more...a dream brought to life by over 28,000 m2 of Dekton.

Located in the centre of Tel Aviv at the junction of two shopping streets, the ToHa building reaches 29 stories high. Its unique, faceted profile, inspired by the geometry of an iceberg, was designed by Ron Arad together with Avner Yashar’s local team to house an office complex that includes a public garden, viewing point and restaurant.

Innovative and functional architecture, both inside and out

From a functional perspective, this ambitious project turns the traditional layout of an office block on its head, as it located the facilities on the ground floor to free up space at the top. This way, the upper levels can be dedicated to leisure and the offices sit from the seventh floor up, optimizing access to natural light and stunning views.

The technical foundations are clad using a unique ventilated façade system that alternates the orientation of intersecting Dekton® panels. This application allows for the passage of air between the large-format (320 x 70 cm) plates and creates a uniform frontage that gives texture and depth to the elevation. Cosentino also offers the opportunity to custom-make a personalized palette of six colors, based on the Strato model, that create a progressive color gradation from the lower part upwards.

Interior and exterior: A balance of light and visual continuity

Inside, a huge 30-meter atrium acts as a vestibule and meeting point. The offices face outwards, through a glass façade, and inwards towards the central patio lit by a large light well.

Finishes have been carefully chosen to create a comfortable workplace and coherent corporate image. The possibility to produce large-format Dekton pieces for floors, walls, and ceilings minimizes jointing and maximizes visual continuity.

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"Dekton has proven its credentials as the perfect material for architects in achieving any project goal"
Ron Arad

Ron Arad

Architect

Cosentino’s materials used in this project

Soke-1

Soke

DEKTON
Spectra-dekton-1

Spectra

DEKTON
Strato-Dekton-1

Strato

DEKTON
Sirius-dekton-1

Sirius

DEKTON
Zenith-dekton-1

Zenith

DEKTON

Related Flagship Projects

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