Why Is GFRC Popular in Modern Architecture? Glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC) has become a widely specified material for contemporary façade systems because it combines design flexibility with structural efficiency. Architects choose GFRC cladding for projects where performance, durability, and
GFRC vs. Precast Concrete: What’s the Difference? Architects and contractors comparing glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC) and traditional precast concrete for façade applications often ask: Which material performs better for architectural cladding systems? GFRC and precast concrete are both cement-based
FEATURED #GFRC #Cladding Project! Via David Hotson of David Hotson_Architect This is the installation of our GFRC Cladding fabricated sills at the indirect light coves of the St Sarkis Church…. From David’s instagram feed @davidhotson_architect: “Concave lighting coves -cast from glass-fiber-reinforced-concrete- admit
See this case study from Engineering News & Record on the Parker Water & Sanitation project designed by Perkins & Will. LINK
