Fairview has been a trusted provider of quality cladding to architects, builders and installers for over 30 years. We have listened to our customers and are revolutionising cladding for large-scale buildings with Argeton: a natural, sustainable cladding solution with a purpose.
We have partnered with world-class German manufacturer Argeton, to bring you an ambitious, inventive, ceramic product design to bring sustainability to the forefront of large-scale design and construction.
Inventive terracotta cladding system designed for large-scale projects brings innovation and sustainability efforts to new heights.
Excellent thermal and cooling efficiency, improvement of sound protection by 9dB, non-combustibility and frost-proofing. This is not just a decorative cladding material, but a product that enhances the sustainability of the whole building.
Successful DIN 18063-3 testing highlights extreme impact resistance and the ability to withstand hail, fire, rain, sun and other harsh conditions experienced on high-rise buildings.
Corrosion-resistant and designed to last 50 – 60 years, Argeton allows you to build a sustainable landmark that will inspire future generations.
Limitless colour finishing options, combined with multiple texture offerings; natural, glazed, englobed, grooved, or structured surfaces and 6 different profiles. Achieve eco-friendly designs that make an impact with their exquisite beauty.
A beautiful, creative clay, rainscreen façade system with timeless elegance. Perfect for use with steel, glass, brick, stone, fibre cement, or wood in new constructions, as well as renovation projects.
The large variety of profiles, from classic tiles to unique vertical oriented profiles, and grooves of varying sizes, allow architects to hand-choose the style that suits their design dreams. Add to that, 27 classic colours and six different surface textures and the design possibilities are near-limitless.
Argeton is scratch and dent resistant, and the first ceramic façade to pass the testing requirements for DIN 18032-3. Non-combustible, UV and weather-resistant, thermally efficient, and easy to install, Argeton is the ultimate in longevity and sustainability. It’s time to reimagine sustainable design to allow innovation and creativity to shine through.
The classic tile for a clean-cut building appearance.
False joints in the surface in various widths and distances create a lively façade look.
A stylish horizontal linear structure created by 3mm deep grooves.
The overlap of the individual panels creates a fascinating play of shades, depending on how the light falls on the building façade.
Vertically oriented façade tiles. The new trend in terracotta façade design.
In addition to its function as an architectural design element, the brick bar can also be used as a sun shade or screen.
With its low weight the Argelite façade tile is also ideal for building refurbishments.
Straight-line corners for a terracotta façade that’s perfect down to the very last detail.
Choose from six different surface finishes allowing you to achieve different appearances with light and shadows on the façade.
In addition to the standard colours, glazes and engobes can be customised to any colour, allowing limitless design possibilities.
New construction hospital in Montreuil by Crea 7, using Tampa & Terzo
Renovation restoration project by Périphériques Architects.
New construction building by Insitu, using Tampa, Tampa-Barro, & Barro
New construction building by Marc Daubert, Hans Martin Sonntag, Ecuisses 71, using Tampa, Terzo & Barro
New construction building by Tengbom Architects, using Barro
Renovation Restoration project using Tampa
Renovation Restoration project by Saulius Mikstas, using Argelite & Barro
New construction building in Belgium, using Tampa
New construction musical education building in Virginia, using tampa & barro
New construction apartment building in France, using Argelite
New construction education building in Frankreich, by Laurent Fournet, using Barro
New construction office building, using terzo
New construction office building in France, by Soho Atlas Tissot, using Tampa
New construction building in Riga, using Tampa & individual shapes
With the rise of sustainable natural materials as a sought-after design trend, builders and installers must achieve the seemingly impossible, and create iconic large-scale projects which positively impact sustainability efforts.
Argeton offers a diverse range of natural terracotta tiles and panels for a sustainable, functional, ventilated façade system. All-natural and hand-crafted, Argeton seamlessly incorporates
sustainability into large-scale building façades with a combination of natural materials, durability, and ease of installation.
Unlike other green alternatives, Argeton lives up to the mantle of ‘sustainable.’
Formed from the earth and famously able to withstand the test of time, terracotta is a natural embodiment of the spirit of sustainability that lends itself well to large- scale projects.
Specifying Argeton will save you time and effort searching for reliable alternative materials – it is backed by credible build history and is an internationally respected façade system. As natural and biophilic designs continue to find their way onto the façades of large-scale buildings, asset owners are seeking to implement more natural products and alternatives to traditional cladding into their projects.
With easy-to-grasp education and training programs for installers and builders, and a simple, versatile rail and clip-in installation system, Argeton makes the transition to new materials as simple and streamlined as possible.
Argeton is the ideal choice for large-scale projects such as government,
university, high-rise residential or commercial applications, where making a
lasting mark on the community is the ultimate goal.
Choosing a natural material with purpose helps architects and asset owners realise
their ambitions. When it comes to impactful, environmentally friendly construction,
Argeton is leading the way into a sustainable future.