Every building has been created with a vision to tell its own story. As the saying goes ‘never judge a book by its cover’ – well in our case you can do just that! Because the story comes to life when your building is using Rockpanel facades.
Doncaster University Technical College (UTC) adds iconic architectural value to its town centre while offering students the technology, education and resources to become the engineers of the future.
Rockpanel is pleased and proud to have played its part in the vital national push to create resources to meet surge capacity in the event of spikes in the COVID-19 pandemic.
Goldsmith Court is a stylish, purpose designed student accommodation. The property has been re-dressed with non-combustible Rockpanel external facades, ensuring design freedom and fire-safety while delivering a sophisticated, modern exterior. The two surface designs – organic wood and slick aluminium – work together to bring visual impact to the architecture.
In Naaldwijk (The Netherlands), you’ll find a beautiful detached house that combines a modern, sleek facade with a traditional thatched roof. In 2019 the house was thoroughly renovated, making it completely futureproof. Rockpanel products, applied around the roof, door and windows, complete the picture.
The 99.9-metre-high residential tower ‘Trinity’ in Yekaterinburg, Russia, is quite an impressing building. With its large glass panes, which are accompanied by Rockpanel Colours facade panels, it has a distinctive look with a touch of colour.
Fischer’s new building consists of both production facilities and office space and it therefore needed to look representative and welcoming to visitors. That’s why the architect agency, archi.tec GmbH, designed an entrance with Rockpanel facade boards in a colour scheme that was inspired by the company's logo and provides a reference to the topic of sustainability in construction.