Marazzi Group products find use in great public works, schools, hospitals, airports, and urban areas, as well as in shopping centres, residential and tourist complexes, and the renovation of prestigious buildings, not to mention town squares and urban sculptures. Today, Marazzi ceramics, from being a product for covering the walls of bathrooms and kitchens or renovating residential complexes , represent one of the leading materials in today's new architecture, along with natural stones and other materials, with the use of ceramic sheets on facades, walls and raised flooring.
Among the most recently completed buildings in the world where Marazzi products have shown the best of their application versatility are the Paul L. Ceyas School of Architecture in Miami, the new The Palm complex in Dubai, the Aldo Cibic’s art installation Millepiedi at the gardens of the Triennale di Milano (Milan, Italy) and the renewal of the façade of the Wilkinson Building Office at Phoenix, Arizona (USA).


 
Palazzo di Giustizia Ostrava 3Q

Courthouse
(Ostrava - Czech Rep.)
Ing. Arch. Chobot, Ing. Arch. Mendrek

I Graniti porcelain stoneware by Marazzi
Magazzini Wilkinson Arizona1Q

Wilkinson Office/Warehouse Reconstruction
Phoenix, Arizona USA
Studio Michael P. Johnson Design

Le Cromie Lavagna porcelain tile by Marazzi
 
Paul L.Cejas School of Architecture Miami 5 Q

Paul L. Cejas School of Architecture (Miami, Florida - USA)
Bernard Tschumi Architects (NYC)

Città glazed porcelain stoneware by Marazzi
Parvulario1 Q

Guardería municipal de Polinyá
(Polinyá – Barcelona_ España)
architects : EQUIPO SARRABLO (Vicente Sarrablo, Héctor Jala, Jordi Roviras, Cristina García)

Colori di Marazzi

Autosalone Rolls Roys & BMW Kuwait3 Q

Rolls Roys & BMW Showroom
(Shuwaikh - Kuwait)
Engineer Ashraf Jamal

Enduro Matt, Onyx porcelain stoneware and Colori glazed porcelain stoneware by Marazzi

Millepiedi Triennale Milano5

"Millepiedi": Grounds of the Palazzo della Triennale - permanent collection of italian design (Milan - Italy)
Aldo Cibic

Le Cromie porcelain stoneware by Marazzi