Architectural ceramic elements and sunbreaks for contemporary interior and exterior applications.
A ceramic sunbreak with two sizes of circular openings alternating through repetition.
A square ceramic sunbreak with a circular opening and a distinctive inclined cut.
A restrained square ceramic element for clean, sober sunbreak compositions.
A semicircular ceramic sunbreak forming repeated patterns reminiscent of scales or petals.
A ceramic sunbreak whose repetition creates a regular rhythm of circular openings.
Empúries ceramic sunbreaks use simple linear forms and three degrees of transparency, creating modular compositions with a subtle vertical rhythm.
Estartit combines a square frame with a circular opening to create restrained ceramic screens with balanced light, colour and transparency.
Garbet uses sinuous ceramic forms to create rhythmic straight or curved partitions with a strong three-dimensional character.
A rectangular ceramic sunbreak with an asymmetric internal division, designed by QB Arquitectos.
A ceramic sunbreak with triangular geometry and a network of interlacing diagonals.
A contemporary take on the square sunbreak with a small projection and multiple layout possibilities.
A ceramic sunbreak forming a continuous composition of interlocking circles.
A floral-inspired ceramic sunbreak available in three sizes, with a texture of interlocking circles.
A square ceramic sunbreak with an inclined cut for dynamic layouts and controlled views.
A simple rectangular ceramic sunbreak for restrained and elegant repeated surfaces.
A ceramic sunbreak with small cells for a dense perforated surface, shade and ventilation.
A rectangular ceramic sunbreak combining straight and inclined lines with irregular cells.
A rectangular ceramic sunbreak with regular cells and a calm, balanced presence.
A ceramic sunbreak inspired by trencadís, with an irregular and dynamic character.
A trapezoidal ceramic sunbreak for restrained surfaces with varied geometric designs.
A restrained ceramic sunbreak creating a repeated pattern of slender arches.
