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Terrazzo Design Ideas for Government Buildings

Government buildings are designed to last for many decades, and terrazzo is one of the only flooring finishes that can last the life of a building. As sustainability becomes increasingly important to public works projects, terrazzo can play a key part in creating environmentally responsible buildings. The terrazzo matrix can contain recycled glass, recycled plastic, recycled aluminum strip, and possibly other recycled aggregates. The 40-50 year life cycle of terrazzo results in the lowest life cycle cost of any flooring finish, provides years of uninterrupted service resulting in minimum repair and replacement costs, and does not contribute to waste directed to landfills. Combining these benefits allows terrazzo to contribute to LEED Certification of government buildings.


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Care has been exercised in the scanning process of these illustrations to provide an image that represents the product. Nevertheless, electronic imaging does not remain true to the colors. Monitors and printers vary greatly in color resolution! To ensure proper color selection, please call the NTMA office, 800-323-9736 and ask for a Color Palette. Also, since marble is a product of nature, variations of color and shape can be anticipated.

Do not use this electronic palette for sample selection!

 

 

 

National Terrazzo and Mosaic Association
PO Box 2605
Fredericksburg, TX 78624
info@ntma.com
Tel: 800.323.9736        Fax: 888.362.2770 
The National Terrazzo and Mosaic Association, Inc. is a full service Non-Profit Trade Association headquartered inFredericksburg, Texas. The Association establishes national standards for all Terrazzo floor and wall systems and provides complete specifications, color plates and general information to architects and designers at no cost.