All Concrete articles – Page 2
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TechnicalKvillebäcken market hall, Gothenburg by Gustav Appell
Pre-cast concrete has been used to create a light and airy Swedish market hall
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TechnicalCaragol school and nursery, Mallorca by SMS Arquitectos
Locally produced concrete provides a low-cost solution for a simple yet sophisticated education scheme
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TechnicalThe Exchange Building, University College Falmouth by Burwell Deakins
Burwell Deakins’ Exchange building gives Falmouth students a vibrant new thoroughfare in which to meet and study
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TechnicalUCL Academy, Swiss Cottage School by Penoyre & Prasad
Concrete creates a strong civic presence at two north London schools, while quietly working to reduce energy use within
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TechnicalSt Paul's School, London by Nicholas Hare
Architectural standards were slipping at the 500-year-old St Paul’s School in London, but the elegant exposed interiors and concrete colonnades of Nicholas Hare’s new science building augur well for the future
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TechnicalEurostars Book Hotel by Capella Garcia Arquitectura and Schmid Architekten
Inventive use of glass fibre reinforced concrete has allowed a Munich hotel to indulge its literary leanings
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TechnicalPerot Museum of Nature and Science by Morphosis
With its hulking, geological facade and giant test-tube-like elevator, Thom Mayne’s science and nature museum has made a startling impact on the Dallas cityscape
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TechnicalQueen Alia Airport, Jordan by Foster + Partners
Foster + Partners’ new airport in Jordan uses a mix of in-situ and precast concrete techniques to create a mesmerising, repeating pattern of shallow domes, curving beams and gently tapering columns
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TechnicalReader’s House arts centre, Madrid by Ensamble Studio
Internal concrete bridges open up space in a converted warehouse
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TechnicalLeme Gallery, Brazil by Paulo Mendes da Rocha with Metro Architects
The new incarnation of this Sao Paulo arts space is built entirely from concrete
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TechnicalKortrijk Crematorium by Souto de Moura Arquitectos and SumProject
A technical look at the simplicity of green roof planting and maintaining the idea of a recessive building
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TechnicalAvenue du Temple apartments by Local Architecture
Angular concrete slabs articulate different scales and a dynamic composition of forms
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TechnicalPilgrim’s Column by Christ & Gantenbein
This concrete pillar that stands above the surrounding woods is the physical embodiment of the collective spirit of pilgrimage
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TechnicalLandscape Laboratory, Portugal by Cannata & Fernandes Architects
A rich language of materials transforms a derelict textile factory
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TechnicalCarroll Fletcher Gallery by Allsop Gollings Architects
This recently established practice has created a simple and flexible concrete construction
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TechnicalTrollstigen National Tourist Route by Reiulf Ramstad
Norwegian architect Reiulf Ramstad’s concrete and steel mountain paths orchestrate stunning views of Norway’s mountains
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TechnicalKeeping the Athletes' Village green
The concrete framed and clad athletes’ housing was built to last, and is now set for a long future as a low-carbon London neighbourhood
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Technical11-15 Baker Street, London by Squire and Partners
Squire and Partners keeps up appearances on one of London’s most celebrated thoroughfares with a sharp white-concrete facade that echoes its Portland stone neighbours
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TechnicalStacking Green, Vietnam by Vo Trong Nghia Architects
Two walls of this house on one of Ho Chi Minh City’s busiest streets are composed entirely of cantilevered concrete planters
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TechnicalNational BMX Centre, Manchester by Ellis Williams Architects
Ellis Williams Architects has used concrete to create two very different effects at the UK’s first indoor BMX arena in Manchester
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