Terracotta facade panels was prominently used throughout the golden period of the Chicago School of Architecture, applied by the likes of Louis Sullivan, Daniel Hudson Burnham, John Root and William Le Baron Jenney. The famed Rookery Building on LaSalle Street features a delicate tracery work only possible in the medium of Terracotta facade panels, for example. With the material’s esteemed use in countless landmark buildings in large-scale projects in city centers, pre-designed Terracotta facade panels architectural accents became available commercially—meaning you no longer needed an expensive custom contract with a producer—and, as a result, Terracotta facade panels became a staple for construction in and around Chicago.
Ordinances promoting fireproof and more modern construction methods drove widespread adoption further. To meet demand, massive manufacturing companies popped up near cities where its use was common.
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