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Unseen Worlds

Federico Díaz is a unique artist, technological innovator, and remarkable thinker whose contemplation of the world will resonate with you long after speaking with him. Díaz’s artistic creation lies at the intersection of cutting-edge technology, respect for natural laws, historical development, and represents a crucial building block of the So Concrete project, pushing the boundaries of robotic fabrication. What does concrete mean to him, and what role does he see for artificial intelligence?

A Bet on Interconnection

The transformation of today’s concrete jungles into green oases is the long-term vision of world-renowned Dutch architect Winy Maas. In this context, as well as others, he sees great potential in digital concrete, offering architects unprecedented possibilities.

Biotopia: Propagative Structures part of this year's Venice Architecture Biennale

So Concrete contributed to the realization of Biotopia: Propagative Structures — part of the main exhibition at the 19th Venice Architecture Biennale, curated by Carlo Ratti.

Opening a New Chapter in Architecture

Serge Borenstein is the developer, who gave Karlin a new face, describes himself as an adventurer in his profession. Now, together with artist Federico Díaz, he is embarking on another challenge and believes that together they are opening a new chapter in the history of architecture.

So Concrete at Timber Square: Concrete meets low-carbon innovation in the heart of London

We’re proud to be part of Timber Square, Landsec’s landmark sustainable development in the heart of Bankside, London. Here we’ve created a set of high-performance concrete (HPC) elements, including four large-scale planters for trees and a multi-functional planter-bench system that helps shape the public realm.

Not Science Fiction — Report from the So Concrete Workshop

So Concrete is a pioneer in robotic fabrication technology in the Czech Republic, which in recent years, has been gaining momentum around the world.

The Construction Industry Needs Innovation

Ladislav Bartoníček’s journey to So Concrete was driven by his passion for art and a long-standing friendship with artist Federico Díaz. What motivated this prominent figure from the PPF Group to invest in the company and contribute to its further development?

Process for Digital Concrete

Façade tiles, columns, interior accessories, wall cladding, as well as entire buildings - all of this is produced by So Concrete using robotic fabrication for clients from the ranks of developers, architects, construction companies or private investors.

Digital Raw

While glossy surfaces may still be popular in certain contexts, architects and designers today have an increasing number of opportunities to explore how the possibilities of rough surfaces can be exploited to create new, more sophisticated forms of 'Digital Raw' that reflect contemporary values and aspirations.

Green Agora - Columns for Jabloneček

The Jabloneček valley revitalization project includes a land art installation aimed at restoring the cultural landscape and opening it up to people again.