Breton HQ
Veneto, Italy
Where it all began.
Lapitec was chosen to restyle the façade of Breton, the historical company in Castello di Godego; it was right here, in this company’s research centre, where the patent for sintered stone was first developed after years of studies and tests.
Only three formats, for a functional project.
To avoid altering the building’s functional architecture, it was decided to use three different formats for the Lapitec panels, 900x915mm, 900x1151mm and 900x1311mm, which were well-suited to the company's context and did not distort its nature.
The power of balancing architecture and nature.
The colour Moca with a Lithos finish was chosen for this project, as this fits in perfectly with the surroundings, balancing the greenery of the operations area with the greenery that frames the structure.
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A resistant stone that does not change over time.
The panels were fixed in place using the Keil concealed anchoring system, favouring the minimum thickness available (12 mm).
An ambitious project, allowing sintered stone to realize its full potential, in terms of both aesthetics and performance, ensuring that the material remains the same over time while guaranteeing resistance to all weather conditions.
An ambitious project, allowing sintered stone to realize its full potential, in terms of both aesthetics and performance, ensuring that the material remains the same over time while guaranteeing resistance to all weather conditions.
Applications
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Finishes
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Lithos
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