Concrete is undoubtedly a favorite material among architects when designing. This is due to its remarkable ability to be molded into complex forms, as well as the variety of finishes and textures its surfaces can offer.
This book explores the various ways concrete can take center stage in architecture through a selection of 20 recent contemporary projects from around the world. Each example offers a unique perspective on the use of this material, which serves simultaneously as a construction technique, a structural approach, and a formal resource.
Architects of different generations, cultures, countries, continents, and contexts enrich this exploration, providing us with valuable insights and lessons.
