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We have seen a dramatic change from copper’s traditional place in roofing historic buildings to a thoroughly modern external skin for contemporary architecture. But the role of Nordic Copper products from Aurubis as an interior surfacing material is growing as…
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Nordic Copper offers an extensive range of natural surfaces and alloys that can be applied in numerous ways for cladding and roofing on a wide variety of building types – from major public buildings to distinctive individual homes. A growing…
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Ireland’s first Tibetan Buddhist Temple takes a step towards completion with installation of distinctive tiered roofs covered in Nordic Royal golden copper alloy from Aurubis. Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean in West Cork, the new building was designed in the style…
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A new commercial building in Stockholm is defined by its carefully detailed facades of Nordic Brass Weathered pre-oxidised copper alloy from Aurubis.In the Nattugglan neighbourhood, developer Vasakronan has replaced an inefficient and outdated office block with a new, ‘LEED Platinum’…
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The architectural clarity of the centre for Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (STEAM) education at Gresham’s School in Norfolk – incorporating panels of Nordic Brown Light pre-oxidised copper from Aurubis – typifies an innovative approach to education. Enabled by…
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In a stunning seashore location on Norway’s Lyngen peninsula, a protected heritage area well within the Arctic Circle, Snorre Stinessen Architecture’s lodge design is based on a natural platform in the landscape protected by an angular canopy. This forms the…
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Three dramatic spiral staircases, clad in Nordic Brass copper alloy, announce intersecting looped pathways helping visitors to explore intuitively a new Australian museum. The WA Museum Boola Bardip in the Perth Cultural Centre, designed by international design practices Hassell +…
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The Windermere Jetty Museum – recently shortlisted for the 2021 RIBA Stirling Prize – is unified and defined by facades and oversailing roofs clad in Nordic Brown pre-oxidised copper from Aurubis. Nordic Brown pre-oxidised copper is used as the determining…
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Nordic Brown pre-oxidised copper and larch cladding together define the natural character of a contemporary home, nestling amongst the treetops on the Island of Hirvensalo, part of the Turku archipelago in Finland. Locally-based Sigge Architects reconciled their client’s need for…
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For one New Zealand family, ‘forever home’ meant just that when they chose Nordic Copper for the external skin of their new house on the foreshore of Cass Bay, near Christchurch. Close collaboration between the Green family and their architect,…
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Nordic Brown Light pre-oxidised copper cladding, in the form of large shingles and vertical fins structuring glazing, creates a strong civic identity for architects JKMM’s expanded and remodelled library in Kirkkonummi, Finland. Nordic Brown Light copper is used in several…
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A bespoke perforated solar screen, formed from Nordic Blue Living 3 pre-patinated copper, defines the new Senior Learning Centre building at Ravenswood School for Girls on Sydney’s North Shore. Architects BVN’s design optimises a 6.5m level difference across the site,…
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Nordic Copper offers an extensive range of natural surfaces and alloys that can be applied in numerous ways to clad a wide variety of building types from concert halls to social housing. A growing series of building studies, available via…
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A striking contemporary rooftop extension clad in Nordic Brown Light copper scalloped panels announces the rejuvenated Aberdeen Art Gallery and reinforces copper’s historic presence on the city’s civic roofscape. Hoskins Architects’ award-winning scheme incorporated a complete overhaul of the entire…
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Nordic Brass copper alloy cladding, sunscreens and ceilings help to define a new museum designed by architects BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group) in the Swiss Jura mountain region. The Musée Atelier for Audemars Piguet houses the watchmaker’s collection of timepieces. Located…
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