Concrete Panels
MATConcrete panels as structural and aesthetic building systems, from prefabrication to facade design.
Concrete panels are a fundamental building material that bridges structure and expression in architecture. They enable efficient construction through prefabrication while offering designers control over surface texture, form, and material presence.
The community explores concrete panels across scales and applications: modular housing systems and custom block construction, folded and layered facade treatments, material experimentation in exhibitions, and ventilated panel systems for building performance and rehabilitation.
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View all 5 journalsLUO Studio Builds an Entire Exhibition from 320 Sheets of Corrugated Cardboard in Shanghai
A zero-waste installation at the Power Station of Art proves that mortise-and-tenon joinery and humble cardboard can replace conventional exhibition infras
LABarq Builds an Entire House in Querétaro from a Single Custom Concrete Block
Casa Capuchinas uses one sand-colored block as structure, finish, and sunscreen across 477 square meters of suburban Mexico.
FGR Architects Folds a Concrete Curtain Around a Layered Toorak Residence
In Melbourne's leafy east, rippling concrete fins wrap a split-level dwelling that trades suburban spectacle for slow, private revelation.
Revolutionary Ventilated Facades: Transforming Building Rehabilitation for Energy Efficiency
Can Ventilated Facades be the Key to Sustainable Building Renovation?