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Concrete Sustainable Construction
March 17, 2020

Why concrete could still have a place in sustainable construction

Architizer’s A+Awards, the world’s largest awards program for architecture and building products, has a special theme this year — “The Future of Architecture” is aimed at unearthing the most forward-thinking projects around the globe, with a particular focus on architecture that responds to the most urgent issues of our time. The A+Awards is open for entries now, so be sure your firm submits its best projects to be in the running for global recognition this year.

As the most widely used manmade material today, concrete transcends both climate and style. It is also the second-largest emitter of CO2. With the climate crisis now coming to the fore, architects and designers are exploring new solutions to concrete mixtures, from the reduction of cement in glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC) to the integration of bio-based materials. These innovations begin to show how concrete can continue to have a place in increasingly sustainable cities.

The following collection of A+Award-winning projects explore concrete’s potential through different mixtures and formworks. As investigations into organization, texture and pattern, they explore how designers are rethinking concrete for the future.

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