RECKLI Image brochure - Design your concrete
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Dear reader, the façade is the face of a building. Its design has a significant influence on how a building is interpreted. As a specialist for architectural concrete, RECKLI helps your façade make an unforgettable impression. Our reusable elastic formliners guarantee the unique and economical shaping of your concrete. RECKLI offers over 200 finished designs as well as custom design ideas. Our production combines modern machinery and traditional craftsmanship. We precisely apply unique textures, graphics, photos or three-dimensional visualizations to your façade with a high-quality finish....

Boundless freedom in façade design RECKLI UNIQUE Formliners are the perfect economical solution for individual design ideas or restorations. With these elastic shapes, any design you can imagine can become part of a façade. In close cooperation with the customer, our inhouse joiners use one-off drawings to create a model of the desired design, which will later be used to create the formliner. Custom-made formliners have proven very useful when restoring historic buildings, as they can encompass complicated motifs in exposed concrete down to the last detail. The fact that they can be reused,...

NOSPR Hall The pattern was split into seven sections and designed continuously, so that the first formliner flows into the last, allowing the pattern to continue. »Acoustic requirements were incredibly important for our architectural decisions« BUILDING: NOSPR Hall Konior Studio W W W. koniorstudio.pl YEAR/LOCATION: 2014, Katowice INTERIOR: The Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra’s NOSPR-Hall in Katowice combines optical majesty with acoustic brilliance. The patterned concrete walls feature clearly defined dimensions and depths that influence how sound is distributed. The formliners...

Vorarlberg Museum BUILDING: Vorarlberg Museum ARCHITECT: Cukrowicz Nachbaur Architekten 2013 , Bregenz The architects worked with South Tyrollean artist Manfred Alois Mayr to create a unique concrete relief for this new building’s main façade. Mayr took impressions from PET bottle bases and discovered that they made a flower. A mathematical distribution pattern was used to incorporate thirteen different bottles into the façade to create a unique floral pattern. PHOTOS: ▸ Betonbild ▾ Adolf Bereuter for Cukrowicz Nachbaur Architekten YEAR/LOCATION: FAÇA

2 Girls Building Unique Two Girls Building Billy Kavellaris, Kavellaris Urban Design (KUD) W W W. kud.com.au YEAR/LOCATION: 2015, Melbourne FAÇADE: The 2 Girls Building blurs the line between architecture and art. The side of the building that faces the street is adorned with a portrait of two girls taken by Australian photographer Samantha Everton. The building serves as a canvas, and becomes a piece of art itself: the pattern on the carpet in the background of the picture was implemented in patterned concrete on the façade. The lamp in the photo grows out of the image as a...

» Image and building are one and are no longer separate entities « SAMANTHA EVERTON Architect Billy Kavellaris turned the photographic façade into an interdisciplinary design, and continued the pattern from the carpet onto the façade using patterned concrete. ◂ RECKLI provided four custom-made formliners. The finished façade impresses with its almost seamless transition from textured concrete to DigiGlass su

1 Crematorium Amiens PLAN01 Photo: Takuji Shimmura 2 Schinkelplatz Berlin Staab Architekten 3 Kap Europa Frankfurt ECE Projektmanagement

4 Regional Church Office Munich Wandel Lorch Architekten Photo: Anton Schedlbauer 1 The ribbed pattern completes the design for this crematorium in Amiens, which uses round construction elements and delicate colors to create a calming atmosphere. 2 Confronted with planning requirements on everything from the plaster façade to the color spectrum, the architects transformed the plasticity of historic façades into an abstract relief. 3 In order to keep the entrance area as light and inviting as possible, the architects opted for a modest exposed concrete design with a curtain pattern. 4 A...

Our range of designs available right now. Made by creatives for creatives. RECKLI SELECT gives architects and planners creative freedom when designing concrete façades. From natural looks to imaginative abstract patterns: the portfolio includes more than 200 designs with rock and stone patterns, masonry, wood, plaster, Oriental, abstract, non-slip textures, ribbed or waved patterns and even fractured finishes. Our elastic formliners make for completely breakage-free removal even with complicated and filigree patterns, creating an optically excellent façade without requiring a high level of...

BUILDING: University of Navarra ARCHITECT: 2012, Pamplona The façade for the business school building hangs like a curtain made of gills along the building. The system of vertical concrete columns frames the view from the building over the green campus and vice versa. YEAR/LOCATION: FAÇADE:

Swimming pool building Großer Dreesch Großer Dreesch ARCHITECT: Baukonzept W W W. baukonzept.com YEAR/LOCATION: 2015, Schwerin, Germany FAÇADE: The new Schwerin swimming pool building is set to impress with its vertically stacked structures that come together to create a reserved façade. The vertically mounted concrete slabs have been designed with the wave-like Columbia curtain pattern, which features a range of different widths and depths that bring the façade to life. Vertical bands and blue color accents add additional texture.

Paris residential building BUILDING: Boulogne residential building ARCHITECT: 2015, Paris This high-end residential building in the Parisian suburb of Boulogne features a light façade in the living area, while glossy black concrete was used on the ground floor. The architects opted for RECKLI’s Travertin concrete pattern, which features irregular air holes for interest. PHOTOS: J. Konrad Schmidt YEAR/LOCATION: FAÇADE: