Contemporary residence with a perforated brick facade in late afternoon light

01Material

Brick, reconsidered.

Architectural masonry shaped for facades, screens and spaces with lasting character.

02Material expression

One ancient material.
Endless architectural expressions.

Geometry, light, shadow, texture and repetition transform brick from construction material into an architectural surface.

Close-up of fired clay revealing mineral texture and tonal variation

Surface study / kiln-fired clay

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03Kilnora systems

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Collection

Four forms. One material language.

Sunlight passing through a perforated architectural brick screen

Screen / Jaali Brick

For filtered light, ventilation and expressive facades.

230 × 110 × 75 mm · Open form

Contemporary courtyard house built with long horizontal bricks

Linear Brick

Long horizontal proportions for contemporary architecture.

290 × 90 × 52 mm · Long format

Sculptural arrangement of fired-clay hollow masonry units with visible cores

Hollow Form

Functional masonry expressed with sculptural geometry.

230 × 110 × 90 mm · Ventilated core

Contemporary residence with a textured brick facade

Facade Brick

Textured exterior surfaces designed for permanence.

230 × 75 × 50 mm · Weather face

Morning sun casting geometric shadows through a brick screen

04Light × brick

Designed
with light.

Ventilation

Natural airflow through geometric openings.

Privacy

Filtered views without closing the space.

Shadow

Patterns that evolve throughout the day.

Identity

A facade that becomes part of the architecture.

05Material performance

Beauty that
performs.

Material intelligence expressed through mass, porosity, durability and time.

Thermal Performance

Mass that helps temper heat across the day.

Natural Ventilation

Open geometries designed around breathable envelopes.

Low Maintenance

Integral color and surfaces that age with character.

Long Service Life

Fired material made for enduring exterior use.

Performance notes are conceptual placeholders. Replace with tested technical data before commercial use.

Fictional Courtyard House with long brick walls and a screen pavilion reflected in water

Featured application

Courtyard House / 024

Location: Western India
Application: Custom Screen Brick
Architect: Studio Placeholder

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06Tactile detail

Made to be seen.
Built to be touched.

Oversized close-up of kiln-fired brick surfaces, edges and tonal variation

Surface variationFiring characterHonest texture

07From material to wall

A clear path
to specification.

Select

Choose your brick family and finish.

Sample

Request physical material samples.

Specify

Receive dimensions and technical guidance.

Build

Integrate the system into the project.

08Selected applications

Built with
Kilnora

Fictional project studies showing material at different scales.

Shadow Courtyard, a fictional architectural application of Kilnora brick — 01Shadow Courtyard

House of Screens, a fictional architectural application of Kilnora brick — 02House of Screens

Linear Residence, a fictional architectural application of Kilnora brick — 03Linear Residence

Garden Pavilion, a fictional architectural application of Kilnora brick — 04Garden Pavilion

Brick Commons, a fictional architectural application of Kilnora brick — 05Brick Commons

09Material samples

Hold the material
before you specify it.

Request a curated set of Kilnora brick samples for your project.

Request Material Samples Speak to a Material Expert

Brick, reconsidered.BRICK,RECONSIDERED.

One ancient material.Endless architectural expressions.

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