Modern Industrial Architecture, from Concrete Churches to Abodes
Marissa Brassfield — February 7, 2010 — Art & Design
We see concrete buildings every day of our lives, but chances are they aren’t as creative as the concrete creations in this cluster. From eye-popping architecture replete with cutout leaves and lattices to accordion architecture that looks like a giant’s musical instrument, these designs are stunners.
Check out these and more concrete buildings above.
Implications - Modern architecture has increasingly adopted avant-garde forms and sinuous shapes. Concrete is a durable, adaptable material ideal for creating these contemporary skyscrapers. Companies can take advantage of this opportunity by designing jaw-dropping buildings with unexpected aesthetic cues to instantly attract consumers and ensure the brand attains viral fame through the power of the blogosphere.
Check out these and more concrete buildings above.
Implications - Modern architecture has increasingly adopted avant-garde forms and sinuous shapes. Concrete is a durable, adaptable material ideal for creating these contemporary skyscrapers. Companies can take advantage of this opportunity by designing jaw-dropping buildings with unexpected aesthetic cues to instantly attract consumers and ensure the brand attains viral fame through the power of the blogosphere.
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