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Concrete Vessel – Pavilion no.1 in China House Vision case studyBy Tian LanLocation: Beijing, ChinaArchitect: FCJZ & Haier Owner: N/AYear of completion: 2018Climate: Hot Summer Continental ClimateMaterial of interest: Glass Fiber Reinforced ConcreteApplication: Floors, Wall and RoofProperties of material: The material used on all surfaces inside and outside of the building, including the casings for the appliances as well as furniture, is a 3mm thin Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete (or GRC), made from recycled construction debris. Its thinness makes this material very lightweight and its porosity creates a living environ-ment that breathes and filters the air while allowing light coming through.Sources:https://www.gooood.cn/concrete-vessel-pavilion-1-in-china-house-vision-by-fcjz-haier.htm

Concrete Vessel – Pavilion no.1 in China House Vision

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Concrete Vessel – Pavilion no.1 in China House Vision

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