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Concrete & Exterior Improvements Cement | Precast Concrete | Site Furnishings | Tree Grates “This product [Novacam Carbon Negative Cement] has the potential to make a big impact on the construction industry as a whole. Truly carbon-negative products, performing at the same levels as their carbon-burning predecessors, should become the new standard.” — Adam Zimmerman

Carbon Negative Cement

Carbon Negative Cement

“This could really be a game-changer,” is what one juror said about Novacem’s Carbon Negative Cement. A winner of Material Connexion’s Material of the Year, Novacem replaces calcium carbonates used in typical cement formulation with magnesium silicates and uses a lower temperature production process that runs on biomass fuels. While the cement is still in development, the manufacturer is already achieving strengths of up to 80 MPa. According to Novacem, a commercial rollout of the cement is currently planned for 2014–2015.

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Piceno Tree Grate

Piceno Tree Grate

Manually cast by artisans in Germany, the Piceno cast-iron tree grate is another product from Hess America “with high function and high aesthetics,” according to the jury. Piceno features a sculptured pattern and cast-in treads for enhanced slip resistance. Made of 100% recycled content, the grate comes in two sizes to meet most scale requirements.

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TAKTL

TAKTL

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TAKTL’s eponymous ultra-high-performance concrete (UHPC) outperforms glass-fiber-reinforced concrete in compressive, tensile, and flexural strength and can be cast in virtually any shape, texture, or pattern. These improvements, along with the capability to custom-color the material, transform this UHPC from a technical construction material into a group of multidimensional interior and exterior wall elements and panels, as well as site furnishings such as benches, receptacles, and planters.

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TAKTL

TAKTL

TAKTL’s eponymous ultra-high-performance concrete (UHPC) outperforms glass-fiber-reinforced concrete in compressive, tensile, and flexural strength and can be cast in virtually any shape, texture, or pattern. These improvements, along with the capability to custom-color the material, transform this UHPC from a technical construction material into a group of multidimensional interior and exterior wall elements and panels, as well as site furnishings such as benches, receptacles, and planters.

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