What We Build in Concrete
Printed layer by layer from a fibre-reinforced cementitious mix — no formwork, no tooling cost, and no penalty for making every unit different. A sample of the pieces we produce most often.
Sculptural Planters
Large-format planters with flowing, ribbed surfaces that would need a bespoke mould in precast. Printed as a single piece with integrated drainage and a frost-resistant mix, sized to your planting scheme.
Public Realm & Landscape
Fluted planters, bollards and barriers for parks, plazas and commercial frontages. Heavy enough to stand without fixing, printed in matching families so a whole scheme reads as one design language.
Street Furniture & Seating
Benches, loungers and seating pods printed as continuous contours, with the layer lines left exposed as the finish. Weatherproof, effectively vandal-proof, and shaped to the ergonomics you specify.
Complex Geometry Without the Mould Bill
In precast, the mould is the cost. A curved, tapered or textured form means bespoke formwork that only pays back over a long run of identical units — which is why so much street furniture ends up rectangular.
Printing removes that constraint entirely. The geometry lives in the file, so a run of fifty pieces can be fifty different shapes at the same unit cost, and a one-off feature piece is viable on its own. Material goes only where it is structurally needed, which typically cuts concrete volume against a solid cast equivalent.
Discuss a projectHow We Deliver a Concrete Piece
From a sketch, a CAD model or a landscape drawing through to a cured, sealed unit delivered to site.
1. Design & Buildability
We take your concept or model and check it against print reality — overhang angles, wall thickness, layer stability and lift height — then return a print-ready geometry with any changes marked up.
2. Mix & Reinforcement
Fibre-reinforced cementitious mix tuned for extrusion and early-age strength. Where a piece is load-bearing we design in conventional reinforcement or post-tensioning at the print-path stage.
3. Print, Cure & Finish
Printed as a single continuous body, cured under controlled conditions, then finished to your spec — layer texture left raw, ground back, pigmented, or sealed for freeze-thaw exposure.