The latest issue of Concrete Quarterly is Summer 2020
This issue features:
Casting Off
- NEWS AND AGENDA - On the algae farm with HeidelbergCement, and Haworth Tompkins reworks a pomo icon
- ​FIRST PERSON - David Hills uncovers some hidden gems from London’s concrete past, while Nex Architects unfurls a ribbon-like restaurant in Chelsea
Inspiration
- AN OPEN UNIVERSITY - Grafton Architects carves concrete colonnades and courtyards for Kingston University
- RUST ASSURED - Walters & Cohen forges a union of concrete and Corten at King’s School in Canterbury
- EYES IN THE SKY- Zaha Hadid Architects transforms the Miami skyline with a sci-fi GRC exoskeleton
Application
- BEST OF BOTH WORLDS? - Combining precast and in-situ concrete can bring many benefits, from buildability to cost
- ADJAYE’S RED WAVE - The British-Ghanian architect explores the many possibilities of pink-hued concrete
- FLOOD RESILIENCE STARTS AT HOME - Property-level resilience is vital to dealing with flood risk, and a crucial part of climate change adaptation
Lasting Impressions
- DAVID HILLS - London's very early adventures in concrete, and a wall to remember
From the Archive
- SUMMER 1973 - William Mitchell's x-ray ceiling
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