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An architectural approach to material.

Formma is a material brand shaped by architecture. It works with natural materials rooted in local building culture and the knowledge developed around them.

Material. Place. Building knowledge.

Bloque de piedra caliza en cantera
Material

We work with natural materials valued for what they are, rather than imitations of them.

Cantera de piedra caliza y paisaje
Place

We consider each material in relation to its origin, its resources and the building culture developed around it.

Manos trabajando una superficie de piedra caliza
Building knowledge

We also value the knowledge developed to source, transform and work with it.

Select. Develop. Reinterpret.

Formma does not expand its range through accumulation. We select, develop or reinterpret materials that offer relevant possibilities for contemporary architecture.

What new architectural possibility can we find in this material?

The approach in practice

Lime

Limecoat

We reinterpret a material culture rooted in lime through formulation, colour, grain and application, developing distinct contemporary expressions.

Cal, materia de origen Limecoat

01Lime

Proceso de transformación de la cal

02Process

Superficie trabajada con acabado mineral Limecoat

03Surface

Arquitectura revestida con acabado mineral Limecoat

04Architecture

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Natural stone

Limestone

We select stone at source and explore its possibilities through finishes, sizes and pieces suited to contemporary architecture.

Cantera de piedra caliza Limestone

01Origin

Bloques de piedra caliza Limestone en cantera

02Block

Detalle del mecanizado de un bloque Limestone

03Transformation

Escalera de piedra Limestone integrada en la arquitectura

04Architecture

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The architect understands the project. Formma understands its material.

Knowledge for specification.

Working closely with our materials builds the knowledge needed to select, specify and use them with confidence.

Samples

Experience the material first-hand.

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Documentation

Information for selection, validation and specification.

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