Precast concrete structures in the future


World Heritage Site: Centennial Hall in Wrocław

Publication Year: 2014

Publication Type: Article

Publication Identifier: WHE34F3C028D8

Summary

Precast concrete structures emerge as a sustainable and innovative solution for future construction, offering rapid delivery, durability, and adaptability to diverse architectural needs. The study highlights their potential in tall buildings, advanced factories, warehouses, and large-scale infrastructure while emphasizing the importance of sustainability through lightweight materials, recycled aggregates, and energy-efficient designs. It also addresses challenges like seismic behavior, advocating for further global research to enhance their application in earthquake-prone regions. The paper underscores precast concrete's role in cultural expression and its versatility, supported by experimental investigations and case studies, including the renovation of Wrocław’s UNESCO-listed Centennial Hall dome.

Citation

Lu, X. (2014). Precast concrete structures in the future. Structural Concrete, 15(1), 1–2. Portico. https://doi.org/10.1002/suco.201490005

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