Architectural concrete is a type of concrete used to enhance the aesthetic appearance of structures. Unlike standard concrete, architectural concrete may be finished or treated to achieve a specific texture, color, or pattern. This type of concrete is often used in visible elements such as walls, facades, and pavements.
Concrete that is used as a finished material with both structural and aesthetic qualities. Unlike standard concrete, which primarily serves structural purposes, this type of concrete is designed to be visually appealing and may include various textures, colors, and finishes. Techniques such as form-liner patterns, staining, and polishing can enhance its appearance. It is commonly used in applications like building facades, decorative walls, and interior surfaces where both functionality and aesthetics are important.
Decorative concrete walls with unique patterns.
