Facade design for single-family houses, feedback and ideas, broom finish plaster

It is only green if there is Styrofoam underneath

So clinker would be a highlight, because it is really rare here. I don't think real clinker even exists, at most slips. But then the entire wall construction would be wrong and it also doesn't visually align with our direction.

Regarding fouling, I definitely want to ask critically. We are building without [WDVS]. However, I also fear that water will rather stand in the horizontal grooves...

I am definitely happy that there is some movement in the topic. Of course also through the positive (and negative) feedback.

Have a good start to the week! mini

It's only green if there's Styrofoam underneath

Nené... we once had a bottle-throw plaster (or something similar) on the old house. It eventually shimmered green on the north side. Spores could hold on the bumps.

In 10 years it will be green, just like any coarse textured plaster.

You have that on any plaster whose final coating was not high-quality (although something also settles on those). But depending on the weather exposure, it cannot be avoided. Not even with clinker. Maybe with a curtain wall (but not wood, that also needs maintenance)?

It eventually shimmered green on the north side.

How about a moss facade? As a picture or interior wall, that's very trendy.

As a real brick, I don't even think it exists, at best brick slips. But then the whole wall structure would be wrong

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