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Architectural Terracotta Outline

Architectural terracotta refers to a fired clay product that is used in a built environment.

Intro: Brief definition. Background context. Few lines on modern uses and adaptations re: rainscreen

History: Coade stone. Development in UK. Use in Germany. Migration to US (James Taylor…etc.),

Manufacturing techniques: one off, molding, extrusion

What is it made of? Slip glaze, lighter or darker colorants, clay types, development of polychrome

Why it fails: poor quality mixing, inconsistent firing, not cooled properly, installed incorrectly, mild steel anchoring

Modern use: cladding, hollow clay tile, rainscreen

List of global manufacturers

Bibliography .

Suggested sources
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Elizabeth Linden Rahway (talk) 21:24, 11 November 2017 (UTC)

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