It is still completely incomprehensible to me that, after more than thirty years, ultra high-strength concrete materials are rarely or not at all used by architects, civil engineers and construction companies. What are the reasons for that? Because actually everyone should clearly jump in the benefits in mind, or is it clear to anyone what Ultra high-strength concretes are? Or do you not want to design and build more sustainable, thinner, more elegant, more stable, more durable, more sustainable?
I attached a photo of an iceberg to these sentences to illustrate where we are at the moment. Most architects, artists and designers stand on the top of the mountain. The mountain are the possibilities that we can offer today with our material.
The future of possibilities is the area of the iceberg under water.
I would be very interested in why architects and designers have such problems using this material.
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