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Emotions thanks to colorful photo concrete

Figure: Fabrino

Photo-concrete motifs arouse emotions, here the trendy Spelunke in Vienna ...

Figure: Fabrino

Figure: Fabrino

… and the Marienkrankenhaus Hospital in Hamburg

Figure: Fabrino

Monotonous concrete façades many companies can easily come up, thought the construction specialist Fabrino, who took a different approach: Fabrino, manufacturer of innovative chemicals for the concrete industry, took as his motto: “Life belongs in there.” He then developed his so-called photo concrete. It enables the display of lettering, photos and company logos of gigantic size on concrete façades. Photo concrete can show a great variety of motifs on the façade of a plant: such as firefighters at work, party scenes and historic factory motifs. Attention arousal is guaranteed.

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