AAC perfect for Southwest architecture
This is just the guest house! I love how the southwest architecture emphasizes the versatility of autoclaved aerated concrete. The massiveness of the structure and the clean lines clearly distinguish this project.
Here in the East, upscale buildings tend to incorporate curves, so I tend to think SafeCrete buildings having arches and turrets. Of course SafeCrete is a wonderful building material for almost any type of architecture, as this photo clearly demonstrates.
We currently have dozens of jobs under construction all over the country, from California to the Carolinas, and from Oregon down to New Orleans. Send us your photo and we'll be happy to feature it on the SafeCrete blog!
posted by SafeCrete at 5:50 PM
2 Comments:
My dad is using AAC to build our house!
We would love to use SafeCrete to build our retirement home in south Texas but wonder how you find people who build with these materials, and how costs compare to a typical wood framed house, when you consider that it's not a common building material here....i.e., cost of shipping, finding conractors who know what to do, etc.....where's a good place to research this? And WHY is this wonderful building material not commonplace in a hurricane state??? Thanks!
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