Trees are becoming greener and flowers are blooming. The summerly vibe makes us active and alive. Although it was a big challenge and struggle for all during the pandemic, we have found that these also arose new perspectives on Graphic Concrete application. Here are our stories to share.
There is power in subtlety
If you appreciate timeless, clean design, subtle expression and homogenous materials, this writing is for you. It’s time to elevate a way of using graphic concrete as a surface texture. The surface textures and subtle patterned surfaces stand the test of time in more ways than the words literal meaning, as the patterns are not tied to the prevailing design trends. These textures highlight and support the architecture in a sophisticated manner.
Samspillet Musicon is a commercial building having an astonishing facade with Graphic Concrete located in Roskilde, Denmark. The construction was completed in 2021, and it has gotten big attention from locals with the outstanding outcome and the interesting stories behind it. This building consists of 6 floors having approx. 4800 m2 space with terraces, balconies on all floors, and open environments accessible for people for having lunch and meetings. The building is designed by a well-known Danish architect firm, Arkitema and produced by CRH Concrete. The image on the facade was created by a German-Danish sculptor and visual artist, Christian Lemmerz. Close-ups of concrete surfaces are varied - smooth and exposed surfaces give different material feeling. The final result of the Graphic Concrete part is astonishing!