ceramics in architecture

Ceramics in architecture refers to building materials made from clay that are hardened through firing, such as tiles, bricks, and decorative elements. These materials are valued for their durability, aesthetic appeal, and resistance to weather and chemicals. They are used in both functional applications, like walls and flooring, and decorative features, enhancing the visual quality of buildings. Advances in ceramic technology allow for a range of textures, colors, and shapes, making ceramics versatile for various architectural needs while contributing to sustainable, long-lasting structures.