Building with precast concrete is easier and faster than traditional construction techniques and provides a whole list of environmental benefits at every step of the project’s life cycle.
Thermal Mass and Energy Savings
Thermal mass refers to a material’s ability to absorb and store heat energy. Concrete has a high thermal mass, requiring a lot of heat energy to change temperature, while timber has a low thermal mass.
Did you know that precast concrete walls, floors, and ceilings can effectively isolate noise from areas where it’s not wanted? It’s an excellent way to create peaceful and quiet spaces.
Learn more about the inherent fire protection and resiliency provided by precast concrete. Concrete doesn’t combust, making it a great resource for containing fires within a controlled space.
Prefabricated architectural solutions pair beauty and unrivaled strength – protecting your structure from weather extremes, blast, fire, and insect infestation. They also provide cost-savings over traditional building materials and construction techniques – without sacrificing quality, durability, or design flexibility.
Aesthetic Versatility
Unlimited surface textures, decorative finish options, colors, and detailing techniques to help meet unique design requirements.
Energy Efficiency
Superior thermal performance to help reduce heating and cooling costs.
Accelerated Construction
All-weather construction for efficient, year-round enhancements to meet any deadline.
Safety and Protection
Resistant to fire, pests, blasts, and harsh weather conditions to protect a building’s structural integrity.
Noise Reductions
Excellent sound absorption, creating spaces that are easy on the eyes and easy on the ears.
Reduced Life Cycle Costs
Low maintenance and highly durable, helping structures stand the test of time; the average building lifespan is over 100 years.
