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Designed by Ferguson Mann Architects, the Copper Building at Bristol’s Lakeshore residential development for Urban Splash is defined by its 170m long façade, clad in Nordic Brown Light pre-oxidised copper. It complements the redeveloped, Grade II listed former headquarters of Imperial Tobacco, designed during the 1970s in…
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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. Completed in October 2019, Hoskins Architects’ award-winning scheme incorporated a complete…
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The launch of Nordic Décor adds an extra dimension to the diversity of Nordic Copper surfaces and alloys from Aurubis, particularly for interior design. Nordic Copper standard, pre-oxidised and pre-patinated surfaces, along with various alloys, provide an impressive range of living colours. Now, Nordic Décor takes design opportunities…
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Façades clad in Nordic Bronze from Aurubis characterise a new multi-functional building, designed by F3 Architects and constructed by BASE Contracts, that plays a pivotal role in urban regeneration around the new Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in North London. Aimed at…
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Edge Hill University’s Catalyst building, designed by ABW Architects, houses the University’s Library, Careers and Student Services. Each floor differs in terms of activities, expressed externally in the copper and glass clad facades. Nordic Brown Light copper was the natural…
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Nordic Brown pre-oxidised copper from Aurubis forms part of the restrained palette of natural materials defining the new St John’s Primary School, Ealing, London, designed by Conran and Partners with detailed design by executive architects Gibberd. Conran and Partners’ idea…
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A strong, decorative approach to Copper Cladding for both internal and external surfaces – combining three different Nordic Copper products from Aurubis – defines the redevelopment of Onslow House, a prominent commercial headquarters building in the heart of Guildford. The updated, massive, glazed entrance atrium incorporates feature…
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The new Ram Quarter mixed-use development at the heart of the London Borough of Wandsworth is highlighted by its rooftop cladding of Nordic Green Living 1 pre-patinated copper, reflecting the site’s industrial heritage. The site was formerly home to the…
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Gently curving, perforated Nordic Brass solar screens help to define the character of the North Fitzroy Library and Community Hub in Melbourne, Australia. Designed by architects GroupGSA, it enjoys the highest, 6-Star ‘Greenstar’ sustainability rating. Much of the main facade glazing is shielded by curved,…
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Ian Ritchie Architects’ ingenious project for the Royal Academy of Music in a particularly challenging historic London location is defined by its roofline of Nordic Blue copper, a material that the architects have been exploring for over a decade. Hidden…
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A series of Nordic Royal copper cladding and stone fins enables the complex to be very ‘open’ when viewed directly, whilst appearing solid in oblique views. Nordic Royal is a golden alloy of copper with aluminium and zinc, giving a rich golden through-colour that is very stable….
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Gluckman Smith Architects Font House project – recently announced as an RIBA Regional Awards winner – is defined by its palette of high quality materials, including pre-weathered Nordic Brass roofing. Font House is located within a historic walled garden…
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Dow Jones Architects’ recently completed Garden Museum Phase 2 uses Nordic Bronze clad interventions to create a fresh yet gentle identity for a historic church and graveyard, differentiated from the neighbouring Lambeth Palace. London’s Garden Museum is housed in the deconsecrated grade II* listed church…
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Distinctive Nordic Brown Light pre-oxidised copper cladding plays a unifying role in Glancy Nicholls Architects’ competition-winning design of the Chamberlain Hall complex for the University of Birmingham. Set in a ‘listed’ historic park, the new complex replaces 20th century buildings…
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The new Maggie’s Cancer Centre in the grounds of The Christie Hospital in Manchester is roofed in Nordic Bronze, one of a palette of materials giving Foster + Partners’ design its essential sense of warmth. The Nordic Bronze clad roof…
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