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Trespa has a long track record as a leading innovator in the field of architectural materials and has a strong commitment to sustainability.

The company works closely with architects, designers, installers, distributors and end users to ensure all its products not only meet the requirements of each individual project, but also maintain Trespa’s credentials as an environmentally aware manufacturer.

Evoking the Japanese craftsmanship tradition, PeLiDesign has carefully designed for Trespa the KATABA table. This elegant and beautiful table features an uni colour HPL top that is connected through a snap-mechanism to its stylish legs made of wood.

Initially created in white, the top of the KATABA table is available in different finishes thanks to the rich colour pallets offered by Trespa and its Italian sister company, Arpa.

Trespa presented its new range at BAU Munich 2013 (14-19 January 2013) in an unusual booth designed by Trespa Studio.

• Matt finishes for a truly authentic look

• New Naturals stone designs and new Wood Decors with subtle grain for classic durability and a modern aesthetic

• One-on-one tailormade Trespa Meteon Graphics service for individual and stunning facade patterns and decors

Facade intervention for the XVIII Architecture Biennale 2012 of the eastern front elevation of the Estación Mapocho Cultural Center in Santiago de Chile.

This architectural intervention hosts the reception program and establishes a limit between the exterior plaza and the general mounting of the exhibit, generating a threshold and limiting three entrances to just one. These volumes were cladded  with Trespa® Meteon® panels, creating a variation of color that gives a third dimension to the intervention.

More innovative, natural looking façades add new dimensions to architectural design.

‘Think Trespa’ is Trespa’s new worldwide magazine on excellence and meaningful, ventilated façades. The magazine aims to help architects, installers, contractors and clients to shape the world for the future.

The focus of the magazine is on exterior design: façade systems, façade parts and balconies. For both new buildings and renovation. Within ’Think Trespa’ 4 sections are mixed in a harmonious and unconventional way: reference projects, inspirations, technical information, product information.

In today’s architecture, longevity is a key consideration. Any building that remains looking good will continue to command attention. In addition to aesthetic considerations, there are cost implications too: a reduced need for maintenance brings additional savings in labour costs and cleaning materials.