Red brick, you can also use it like this

Red brick, you can also use it like this

Red brick, you can also use it like this..

The invention of bricks and tiles is a huge progress in the history of human architecture, which has brought about a qualitative leap in the living conditions of human beings.

The red bricks are made of clay, shale, coal fibrous stone, etc., which are crushed, mixed and kneaded, and then shaped by manual or mechanical pressing. bricks.

Red brick was invented by the ancient Babylonians and spread around the world, and is a commonly used material in traditional buildings. With the promotion of new building materials such as modern concrete and tempered glass, red bricks seem to be buried. However, if designers can make full use of the characteristics of red bricks, they can often create a modern art with a sense of history and fashion.

The beauty of red bricks lies in simplicity and without decoration. Its appearance is simple and rough, its texture is sturdy and durable, and because it is porous, it has the effect of ventilation and heat dissipation, so it has a different artistic beauty in the application of building facades.

The red bricks are arranged according to certain rules, making the building structure rich in layers. The gaps generated by the arrangement wrap the large-scale building space, and also promote the air circulation inside the building, creating a fresh and pleasant space.

The rough texture of red brick has an indelible fashion, which can increase the industrial atmosphere, not only not monotonous but also lively, and the retro texture can make people feel a full personality experience.

With its uniqueness, red bricks can create a wonderful three-dimensional shape in the building, so as to use red bricks to build a unique three-dimensional scene. Such scenes can be square, round, arched or even special.

Walking through the various buildings made of red bricks, you will find that the scenery is different when you walk, and you can experience the rich spatial structure changes wherever you go, which is wonderful.

Whether it is used as the exterior façade of the building or cleverly used in the interior of the building, with rich light and shadow layers to create a sense of art, it can make people’s eyes shine and obtain a very stunning visual effect.

There is no cookie-cutter, no trivial complexity, just simple play and composition, so simple that a small detail will make you linger, marvel that the transformation from technology to art is a kind of rebirth, the industrial red brick is no longer a brick, it shows It is simple and elegant, and what it reflects is a kind of vigor and vitality.

Its inherent modules, from unchanged to change, utilize the independence and integration of each other, and can evolve into amazing works of art as long as they are carefully scrutinized.