Sgraffino and/or Arapido, integrally pigmented and, sometimes, additionally colored by scattering with gently shifting drifts of exotic sands. Generally applied in 2-4 layers, each of a credit-card’s thickness. Thin, but doesn’t crack or delaminate, and, really tough! May be troweled and sanded like full-depth sensory concrete.
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Deger-Fowler Residence
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Hotel Zico
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