A new residential building in the heart of Chiswick, in west London, England, is featuring Frontek’s Stone Textured Collection (ST) porcelain cladding.

The Jupiter panels, in a sophisticated grey hue, bring a unique bush hammer texture to life, adding a touch of rustic charm to modern living. This combination allows a timeless style residence that is both classic and contemporary.

Frontek’s panels with a serrated surface, which are part of the Volume collection, have been used in some of our latest residential developments in Spain.

This collection includes models with different types of grooves both in shape and depth, enabling a sensory experience that can be perceived not only through sight, but also through touch.

Frontek XXL panels have been selected in the New Dunedin Hospital Outpatient Building, and the visual mock-up has already been approved!

The Multifaith and Well-being Centre at RMIT University, in Melbourne, featuring Frontek cladding has been completed and is now open for the RMIT’S diverse community!

The brand-new headquarter of Studio Samick, featuring Frontek ST5006 Model, has recently been completed and is now open to the public. This project serves as another successful example of a strong alliance between two well-known brands.

The façade for Multifaith and Well-Being Centre at RMIT University in Melbourne, featuring Frontek tiles, is almost completed. Designed by Idle Architecture Studio, built by Kane Construction, Frontek cladding stone collection S144 is being used on site, adding an interesting design element to the project.

Frontek cladding has been selected in this lovely, refurbished designer home in Melbourne (Victoria). The client had a clear vision of the materials and their disposition. Frontek Smooth Surface S124 model has been chosen to aim for a black marble look that matches the existing roofing, which benefits from the performance and affordability of extruded porcelain.

Designed by Billard Leece Partnership, and built by Kane Construction, St Vincent’s Private Hospital’s new look, at the Fitzroy campus in Melbourne, is one step closer to be completed. The visual mock-up (VMU) has recently been released, transforming the design into reality. The combination of Frontek cladding with different textures is consistent with the environmentally sustainable design, which evokes a sense of calm and serenity.

Frontek porcelain cladding has been selected to be part of the new look for 33 Alfred Street redevelopment, Sydney’s first skyscraper located in one of the most iconic parts of Sydney harbour skyline between the Opera House and Circular Quay.

We are delighted to share the news that Frontek porcelain cladding is being installed at Charles Darwin University (CDU) Education and Community Precinct.

The 2nd Stage of the Volvo R&D Centre, featuring Frontek XXL Model S130, has been completed recently, marking a milestone of the first project in China to incorporate the extra-large size of Frontek panels.

At Frontek Australia we are very proud of our little contribution to Coffs Harbour Health Campus. It feels very good being the canvas for the main entrance logo. Thanks to McConnel Smith & Johnson Architects, Conrad Gargett for incorporating Frontek Porcelain panels in their design and ABS Facade, CPB Contractors for their support.

Last week, on the 8th of December, the main entrance and the car park for the $165 million redeveloped Goulburn Hospital and Health Services, featuring Frontek tiles, opened to staff, patients, and visitors. Ministers Bronnie Taylor and Wendy Tuckerman unveiled and cut the ribbon for the new entrance and Springfield Place.

Congratulations to Maxim Bachimov, Silver Thomas Hanley (STH), Hansen Yuncken and Interior Works Pty Ltd for this excellent project. For us, at Frontek Australia, it's been an honour and a pleasure working with you all!!

The King and Phillip residences project, incorporating Frontek panels, is short-listed in the Housing category for the World Architecture Foundation, which are held shortly in Lisbon (Portugal). We are really product of our cladding being used in such a highly recognised project!