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Metamorphosis of the facade
24 November 2010
"Tecu Brass" is a material for facades that consists of a copper and tin alloy. The material starts out with a warm reddish/golden brown color, a hue that then changes if exposed to the elements. Used for the new wing to the parish church in Leifers, Italy, is a marvelous example of the change. The "Tecu Brass" panels originally shimmered gold when in 2004 the new wing was attached to the existing church building. Today, they are far darker and in some places are now dark brown or anthracite gray. Compared to classic copper, Tecu Brass oxidizes at a far slower rate.

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Parish Church in Laivez (BZ) shortly after installing the new cladding panels of Tecu brass. Here the material still had its original reddish-golden luster | photo © KME
Five years later: Details of the Tecu plaques | photo © Sebastian Reuthal, Stylepark
photo © Sebastian Reuthal, Stylepark
photo © Sebastian Reuthal, Stylepark
photo © Sebastian Reuthal, Stylepark
photo © Sebastian Reuthal, Stylepark
photo © Sebastian Reuthal, Stylepark
photo © Sebastian Reuthal, Stylepark
photo © Sebastian Reuthal, Stylepark
photo © Sebastian Reuthal, Stylepark
photo © Sebastian Reuthal, Stylepark
photo © Sebastian Reuthal, Stylepark
photo © Sebastian Reuthal, Stylepark
photo © Sebastian Reuthal, Stylepark
photo © Sebastian Reuthal, Stylepark
photo © Sebastian Reuthal, Stylepark
photo © Sebastian Reuthal, Stylepark
photo © Sebastian Reuthal, Stylepark
photo © Sebastian Reuthal, Stylepark
photo © Sebastian Reuthal, Stylepark
photo © Sebastian Reuthal, Stylepark
photo © Sebastian Reuthal, Stylepark
photo © Sebastian Reuthal, Stylepark
photo © Sebastian Reuthal, Stylepark
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Metamorphosis of the facade
24 November 2010
Tecu Brass is an alloy made of copper and tin. The originally reddish/golden brown color of the material changes in the course of time and if exposed to the weather - into a dark brow and anthracite gray surface.
"Tecu Brass" is a material for facades that consists of a copper and tin alloy. The material starts out with a warm reddish/golden brown color, a hue that then changes if exposed to the elements. Used for the new wing to the parish church in Leifers, Italy, is a marvelous example of the change. The "Tecu Brass" panels originally shimmered gold when in 2004 the new wing was attached to the existing church building. Today, they are far darker and in some places are now dark brown or anthracite gray. Compared to classic copper, Tecu Brass oxidizes at a far slower rate.

www.tecu.com