Projects shown are publicly documented third-party references illustrating UHPC applications across building types. They are included as independent references only — not as work performed by this site or its contributors.
The first large-scale building to use UHPC extensively as both structural member and facade sheathing. 15,000m² of perforated lattice panels envelop the museum — each panel 3m × 6m at just 80mm cross-section. UHPC's strength-to-weight ratio enabled a pedestrian bridge spanning 76m freely at only 1.8m depth. Waterfront site with aggressive salt exposure drove the durability case for material selection.
20,000-seat stadium clad entirely in perforated UHPC panels — the first stadium-scale application of the material. Custom organic perforation pattern allows daylight penetration and visual transparency while providing structural cladding performance. The facade reads as a continuous concrete lace membrane at urban scale, achieving geometry that would be infeasible in conventional precast.
9-story laboratory addition designed as the first Net Zero-capable lab building in New York City. UHPC rainscreen cladding contributes to the building's high-performance thermal envelope while integrating with the existing medical campus. Lab buildings require consistent, low-maintenance enclosure performance across a 75+ year horizon — a core argument for UHPC over conventional alternatives.
UHPC rainscreen facade on UConn's flagship 198,000 SF materials science and engineering research building, centerpiece of the university's $1.5B Next Generation Connecticut initiative. Panel selection and system detailing developed through design-assist to optimize performance at New England climate exposure conditions. LEED Gold certified.
UHPC rainscreen cladding on a life sciences campus development in Cambridge's Kendall Square innovation district. One of the earlier high-profile US commercial UHPC facade installations, widely cited in subsequent East Coast specifications. Demonstrated that UHPC could meet the precision and consistency demands of a laboratory building at commercial program scale.
UHPC rainscreen panels on a 10-story office and retail building in Manhattan's Meatpacking District. Selected for its ability to achieve a refined, monolithic facade appearance with tight tolerances in a high-visibility urban context. The panels complement the neighborhood's industrial character while meeting modern enclosure performance requirements in a demanding microclimate.
UHPC cladding panels integrated into one of Downtown Brooklyn's major mixed-use developments. Demonstrates UHPC's scalability across large urban commercial programs — achieving a consistent, high-quality facade finish in a dense infill context where panel weight, logistics, and installation sequencing were primary drivers in material selection over conventional precast.
UHPC cladding panels on a commercial building on Manhattan's Far West Side. Custom finish and through-body color specified to achieve a tailored facade identity in a high-visibility location adjacent to the Hudson Yards development. Demonstrates UHPC's adaptability to speculative commercial programs where durability, low lifecycle cost, and design flexibility are simultaneously required.
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