Panels can also be clad - as was done at the Technical College - with clinker brick slips produced individually in an architectural firing and with individually defined laying patterns. In order to achieve the most natural laying appearance possible on the large facade areas despite standardized panel cladding, three different laying patterns were defined as panel types according to the architects' design specifications. These were then attached to the facade in a certain recurring rhythm on an aluminum support system. This creates the look of traditional brick cladding, but installation is much easier and quicker. Cladding with STRÖHER unique products and the appropriate corner solutions can be achieved in this way very cost-effectively. Slip panels can be installed using space-saving mobile scissor work platforms. In Aylesbury too, despite the complete facade cladding, no scaffolding was necessary. This enabled other trades to work at the same time. In this case, in addition to the facade cladding, the pipe installations and the design of the outdoor facilities could be carried out very flexibly. Factors that helped to implement the architect's wish for a closed brick facade in a public building despite the tight cost and time budget by saving further time, labor and materials.