Exposed concrete design

Exposed concrete design

Our range of concrete finishing and artistic techniques enables us to create exposed concrete designs in line with entirely individual design concepts. Through colour adjustments and tonal corrections, as well as mechanical treatment techniques, we enhance exposed concrete in every respect – from design characteristics such as colour, lighting, veining and gloss level, right through to texture and surface feel. We enhance surfaces using the latest exposed concrete design techniques.

The benchmark and focal point for exposed concrete design are the needs of our partners. Through ongoing dialogue and clear communication, we achieve the highest quality in the subsequent design of exposed concrete.

Design of unique structures

With the highest level of craftsmanship and the latest techniques in exposed concrete design and replication, we further enhance surfaces using bespoke formwork patterns and structures. Using fine-grained putty and touch-ups, exposed concrete finishes can be replicated on all types of surfaces and with a variety of mould patterns. We fulfil special requests and create complex, raised structures by imprinting mould patterns onto the exposed concrete surface. In this way, we produce unique, three-dimensional designs and intricate exposed concrete forms for both interior and exterior applications.

 

Typical design measures for exposed concrete surfaces are:

  • Shaping the concrete surface using formwork
  •  Exposed concrete finish
  • Reproduction of mould structures
  • Concrete chipping (using coarse tools)
  •  Concrete chiselling (using a toothed chisel)
  •  Texturing the concrete surface (using a texturing tool)

Project example: Nuremberg Car Park

Project example:
Nuremberg Car Park

Lärmschutzwand Lärmschutzfassade Beton farbig gestalten
Coloured concrete glaze, Nuremberg car park
Sichtbeton farbige Keim Concretal Lasur
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Betonlasur Schallschutzfassade
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Concrete coating for a car garage

The challenge in this project was to colour the surfaces of the massive precast concrete elements with artistic precision, so as to create an overall image that is both harmonious and vibrant. To this end, the following was selected: KEIM Concretal Concrete paint, which, thanks to its pure metallic pigments, gives the painted concrete a vivid and expressive colour.

 

For the architectural design of the noise barrier for the car park in the Regensburg district of Nuremberg, the architects from BEHLES & JOCHIMSEN The “Tromp-Luwel” technique creates a visual effect when applying concrete coating. Consequently, the coloured concrete coating gives the two-dimensional concrete façade a three-dimensional visual effect.

 

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