Locus Manifesto-exposition: CES presented the construction innovation on the use of simple and chip formwork techniques for concrete works, as applied in the Sala House
30/05/2014One board in Science Cabinet #1 of the exhibit, with drawings and photographs of a concrete bracket and a ballustrate, illustrating the experimental use of easily removable molds made out of styrofoam, for shaping concrete in curved beautiful forms.
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Sala House: Concrete bracket and its formwork
1982
Low-cost formwork for concrete brackets to support a bay window, made by attaching to the concrete formwork styrofoam fillers with the negative shape of the bracket.
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Sala House: Concrete balustrade and its formwork
1983
Rose colored concrete balustrade made by pouring concrete into a low-budget assembly of two sheets of sheetrock, braced, and with hand-cut styrofoam fillers shaped to the form of the void in-between.
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Sala House: Concrete balustrade at the entrance terrace - Photographs
01/07/1983
Three versions of the same photograph depicting the rose-painted low-cost concrete balustrade, used as a railing for the parking deck. One of them was exhibited at the 2014 Locus Manifesto-exposition “Re-enchant the World: Architecture and the City facing society´s transitions”, in ...
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Sala House: Concrete bracket and its formwork - Photographs
01/07/1983
Five photographs of the concrete bracket and the process followed for shaping and constructing it. A number of them were exhibited at the 2014 Locus Manifesto-exposition “Re-enchant the World: Architecture and the City facing society´s transitions”, in Science Cabinet 2.