Flexible stone on a residential complex facade

Fluted beige flexible stone pilaster between two tall black-framed windows

Junction of the bush-hammered beige field and the anthracite split-face plinth below a cornice

Beige fluted pilaster on a vertical anthracite panel between two windows, seen from below

Window with a glass balustrade framed in beige flexible stone above a bracketed cornice

Main facade of the complex: two registers of flexible stone, pilasters and glass balustrades

Anthracite split-face plinth, grey stone steps and a beige cornice above a freshly prepared bed

Corner with fluted pilasters and a beige cornice, anthracite vertical panel beside a window, from below

Entrance arcade clad in the same flexible stone as the facade, with a black metal gate

Corner of one house: beige field with pilasters, anthracite plinth and grey steps, shot from below

Entrance arcade seen from the courtyard: two piers and a lintel in beige flexible stone, black gate open

Vertical anthracite band and beige pilaster beside a window, bracketed cornice below, shot against the sun

Row of houses with beige facades, anthracite vertical panels between the windows, plinth and steps

Front facade of the complex: beige registers with pilasters, anthracite plinth, entrance doors and lawn

Two entrances with anthracite doors under a cornice, glass balustrade upstairs and beige pilasters

A PletaFlex flexible stone facade — 1100 m²

Area:1100 m²

Year:2025

Light B02 Butcher Beige fields and an R05 Gray Cold Rock plinth with vertical axes divide the facade into two clear registers. Against the beige ground the fluted pilasters, the bracketed cornices and the corner rustication read sharply, while the bush-hammered relief keeps the look of hand-worked stone.

The cladding passes over the surrounds, under the cornices and around the rustication without thickening the profiles — the layer is only a few millimetres. The same finish continues on the entrance arcade, its soffit included, and on the boundary walls. At 4 kg/m², 1100 m² adds around 4.4 tonnes; in natural stone it would have been 22 to 38.

The plinth is the exposed zone: splashing, melting snow, repeated frost. The surface is hydrophobic and the material takes over 200 freeze-thaw cycles without cracking. The pigments do not fade under UV: the beige and anthracite stay as contrasted as on day one. Maintenance is a pressure wash.

Materials used in this project

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