Concrete

= Concrete =

•Look for images of spaces created using: reinforced concrete, precast concrete, prestressed concrete and concrete-shell. • What is the difference between tiltwall construction, tilt-up panel construction and pre-cast concrete construction?

Concrete-Shell  Reinforced Concrete



 Prestressed Concrete



 Precast Concrete

﻿Concrete has some advantages, it's strong in pressure forces, like disadvantages, it's weak to stress force, but this material gives us a lot of options and in my opinion, r einforced concrete is a really good option although it's more expensive, it's more resistant in force topics. Besides this, concrete is worked in a liquid state to get into a solid one, this let it take different forms; this material is really resistant to climate and it's less expensive than steel.
 * ===Tiltwall construction === || ===Tilt-up panel construction === || ===Pre-cast concrete construction === ||
 * It is a viable option. || It affords more flexibility, it is the method of choice in locations where the weather allows it. || It is a suitable choice in circumstances where environmental factors. ||
 * Formed at a manufacturing facility resolves the weather issue, but presents a different limitation not found in tilt-up construction. Because the panels must be transported - sometimes over long distances - places a substantial limitation on how wide or tall each panel can be. || <span style="font-family: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive;">The walls are created by assembling forms and pouring large slabs of concrete called panels directly at the job site. The panels are then tilted up into position around the building's slab || <span style="font-family: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive;">Because the concrete tiltwall forms are assembled and poured directly at the job site, no transportation of panels is required. One major benefit of this is that the size of the panels is limited only by the needs of the building and the strength of the concrete panels themselves. ||