architectural concrete
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architectural concrete
(¦är·kə¦tek·chər·əl ′kän′krēt)
(materials) Concrete used for ornamentation or finish on exterior or interior surfaces of a building or other structure.
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architectural concrete
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architectural concrete
1. Reinforced concrete used for structural and ornamental work. 2. In nonconcrete frame structures, the exposed concrete used for aesthetic effects.
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