What is GFRC? GFRC stands for Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete, a lightweight composite material made of cement, fine aggregates, water, and alkali-resistant glass fibers. GFRC is commonly used in architectural cladding panels, façade systems, and exterior building features due to
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
