This system will make your façade as durable as possible
EQUITONE panels are mounted on the façade using a rear-ventilated curtain system.
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This system will make your façade as durable as possible
EQUITONE panels are mounted on the façade using a rear-ventilated curtain system.
Innova Complex Venlo
Discover the sustainable design of Innova Complex Venlo, a landmark made distinct with EQUITONE [natura] and [pictura] cladding.
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EQUITONE [lunara], an other-worldly texture
For its new range called [lunara], EQUITONE was directly inspired by its environment - both on Earth and, especially, in space. The main objective here is to meet the future aesthetic and technical expectations of the sector.
EQUITONE's Attachment Systems as Design Components
The attachment mechanism is much more than just a functional detail. It offers additional design possibilities, whether you want it visible or not.
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Warehouse Transformed with EQUITONE [natura]
A novel perspective on warehouse architecture. EQUITONE [natura] combines precision and superior materials to create a functional and visually impressive German Army warehouse
Experimental construction using recycled fibre cement panels
Following on from the concepts of grey energy and resource conservation, recycled sauna benches, old industrial cast glass panels and EQUITONE fibre cement panels (previously known as Eternit panels) were used for the façade of an innovative pilot research project in the Kronsberg World Exhibition district of Hanover.
archiTALK with Simon Trude, Endrim
Designing for experience and community
archiTALK with Simon Trude, Endrim
Designing for experience and community
3D Modular Facade Reclad with EQUITONE for the Hong Kong Museum of Art
EQUITONE [tectiva] was chosen to create bespoke 3D modular panels for the reclad of the Hong Kong Museum of Art. The approach provided a stunning new and modern facade to the harbour-side museum.
archiTALK with Vince Squillace, Squillace
Adaptive re-use
Looking for top quality fire protection?
Is security your priority? All EQUITONE panels exceed fire protection requirements.
Selecting Substructure for EQUITONE Installation
Discover the best types of substructures to optimise the installation of your EQUITONE panels for a sturdy, long-lasting facade.
Hong Kong Museum of Art Modular Retrofit
A modular approach creates a rippled facade for the Hong Kong Museum of Art retrofit.
archiTALK with Liza Ringdahl, Hayball
Creating a sustainable built environment
archiTALK with Simon Trude, Endrim
Designing for experience and community
archiTALK with The Chrofi Team
A journey through 20 years of projects
ACA flats in Utrecht-Overvecht
Founded in 2014 by Karin Dorrepaal and Saskia Oranje, DOOR architecten is the architectural firm behind the renovation and revitalisation of 362 homes in the ACA flat in Utrecht-Overvecht.
archiTALK with Carmit Harnik Saar, NBRS Architecture
A glimpse into the future of architecture
archiTALK with India Mitchell, K20
Social architecture
archiTALK with Karen Wong, Bates Smart
Placemaking and unlocking potential
archiTALK with Socrati Seretis, Peddle Thorp
What does it mean to be a multi-discipline designer?
archiTALK with Maya Borjesson, John Wardle Architects
Diversity in Architecture
archiTALK with Annabel Lahz & Andrew Nimmo, Lahznimmo
20 years of practice
Introducing archiTALK
Join EQUITONE for archiTALK, a casual conversation with influential and progressive architects in Australia.