Whakapiri kohatu he mea rongonui i roto i te hoahoanga mo nga rautau, e whakarato ana i te mauroa me te mau tonu o te rerehua. Ahakoa te hoahoa whare noho, a commercial space, or any other structure, exterior stone cladding can add character and value to your project. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the world of stone cladding, exploring its various types, benefits, installation techniques, and design considerations. Whether you’re a seasoned architect or a newcomer, this guide will equip you with the knowledge to make informed decisions when incorporating stone cladding into your designs.
Casa Fly l beef architekti. © Tomeu Canyellas
Stone cladding, often called stone wall cladding, applies a layer of natural or engineered stone to the exterior or interior surfaces. This technique enhances the structure’s aesthetic appeal, structural integrity, and insulation properties. This cladding can be applied to entire façades, pakitara nako, huānga hoahoanga penei i nga pou me nga kikorangi.
Stone House l NOMO Studio. © Joan Guillamat
When considering stone cladding for your architectural project, it’s essential to understand the various types available. Each type offers distinct characteristics influencing your design’s overall look and performance.
Ko tenei momo ko te whakamahi i nga kowhatu keri kare ano i tino whakarereketia. Ko etahi whiringa rongonui mo kohatu maori ko te kapi ko:
– Slate: E mohiotia ana mo tona ahua huatau, rustic, he maha nga wa e whakamahia ana te papapa mo ona tae oneone me te mata kakano.
– Granite: Na tona mauroa me ona momo tae, kiriweti Ko te kowhiringa mo te whakakikorua kohatu.
– Limestone: Ko te kowhatu kowhatu he ahua ngawari, he maamaa, e tika ana mo nga hoahoa o naianei.
– Sandstone: Ka whakanuia te kirikiri mo ona karaehe mahana, he kara koura me tona kaha ki te hanga i te wairua manaaki.
Ko te whakakikorua i hangaia he momo rereke ki te kohatu taiao, e tuku ana i te kounga me nga whiringa hoahoa. Ko nga momo matua mo tenei waahanga ko:
– Kohatu Tikanga: E mohiotia ana ano ko te whakakikorua kohatu hangaia, ko te kowhatu kowhatu ka huri i te ahua o te kohatu taiao me nga mea mama, he utu utu.
– Terracotta: Te whakakikorua o te Terracotta e whakarato ana i te ahua o te whenua, i te wa e whai hua ana i nga tikanga hanga hou.