Take the Concrete Canvas, add air and water, wait twelve hours, and you have a portable building that offers more structural stability than a tent at half the cost of existing portable buildings. Creators William Crawford and Peter Brewin developed Concrete Canvas as an entry for the 2004 British Cement Association competition. While the idea only took second place in the competition, Concrete Canvas has already won three other awards including the British Standard Institute Sustainable Design Award. Applications of the Concrete Canvas include aid to the agencies in emergency situations requiring accommodations, field offices, and medical clinics. Current solutions offer inadequate protection and only last an average of three years. Concrete Canvas proves to be far more durable, designed to last a minimum of ten years can be delivered in and erected at the site creating a sterile environment, that’s more secure than the usual tent. Finally, added insulation can be gained by covering it in earth or snow.
Bonjour,je suis un jeune étudiant en architecture au Portugal.Je suis en admiration devant votre engeinièrie de construction de dôme.Que dois je faire pour apprendre votre technique?
J’espère que ma demande ne vous froisse pas et ne vous paraîsse pas incongrue.
Cordialement Guy Arnaud
This is the New America, seeing the Mortgage Debacle and the Cost of Living out of Reach… This is a Wonderful Innovation and Addition to the Go Green Platform of Human and Earth Wellness.
We have got to think Long Term People, the Major Corporations are WAY AHEAD ON THIS ONE…
And to think… Some Folks pay upto: $100,000.00 and Up for a Home??? NO COMMON SENSE!