Layered planes
The relationship between repeated elements creates highlights and shadows that change through the day.
Terra Hydra layered metal facade panels use changing planes to create depth and shadow across a feature elevation. The sculptural cladding is developed around the facade grid, project palette, viewing angles and design intent.
Every facade is shaped around its elevation, context and intended experience. Our team can help translate the design direction into a considered system, finish and execution approach.
System guide
The relationship between repeated elements creates highlights and shadows that change through the day.
Early drawings and visual studies help establish a consistent direction across openings, edges and feature areas.
Terra Hydra suits projects looking for a sculptural, layered exterior rather than a flat cladding field.
For a project-specific recommendation, share the elevation, location, intended finish and approximate facade area with Absteras.
Reference views that help convey the scale, texture and architectural character possible within the Absteras facade range.
Bring your elevation into focus
Tell us about your site, drawings and design direction. We will help you explore the right approach for your facade.
Product FAQs
Terra Hydra layered metal facade panels use changing planes to give an elevation depth and directional character. The composition is developed around the facade grid and intended viewing angles.
Terra Hydra layered metal facade panels use changing planes to create depth and shadow across a feature elevation. The sculptural cladding is developed around the facade grid, project palette, viewing angles and design intent.
Yes. The elevation, design intent, dimensions, finish direction and site conditions inform the proposed system.
Use the enquiry form or WhatsApp with your project information. A quotation is prepared against the confirmed design scope, materials and site requirements.