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The new police station was introduced in 2016 and is designed by Ameller Dubois Architects. The building is topped with a two-storey-box and entirely adorned with an abstract decorative concrete pattern in Graphic Concrete and laser iron engraving.

The inspiration the Graphic Concrete pattern on the Skanska Headquarter building has been the historic Nolli Map of Rome drawn in the 1700s. From afar the pattern looks like natural rock, but up close it reveals an old city map.

The H.A.N.S. Industrial Building features the Graphic Concrete Collection pattern Atom Cross. The precast concrete panels, as exterior walls, have been painted in different colours and give an amazing end result - this is far from a boring industrial building.

The precast concrete facade is covered with a tree pattern in Graphic Concrete, emphasising the importance of trees to the printing business and at the same time making a visual graphical statement, also important for print.

Birch tree patterned sound barriers enable efficient use of land. Precast concrete reflects Finnish nature. The structue is simple and mantenance free, yet interesting.

The Graphic Concrete Collection pattern Vertices nega is used on this parking house in precast concrete making it blend in to the surrounding houses. The facade is virtually maintenance free.

Graphic Concrete adorns the entrance and tunnel driveway to the Kamppi Parking House that is located in central Helsinki, Finland, making the drive so much more welcoming. Graphic Concrete enables durable patterns to be produced on any precast concrete surfaces.

The facade of the Crevin Upper Secondary School depicts in Graphic Concrete 28 iconic persons who have had their influence in the cultural development of Bretagne.

In the middle of old town Beroun, a town located close to Prague, there is a beautiful parking house in precast concrete with huge running horses patterned with Graphic Concrete.

The Foundation for Environmental Art selected the artworks of the Kehärata Railroad as its environmental art winner in 2015. These include the Graphic Concrete murals designed by industrial designer Mikko Rikala.

The facade of the Albert Edelfelt School illustrates four of Edelfelt's works in Graphic Concrete. The school is named after Albert Edelfelt (1854-1905), one of the most prominent Finnish painters and artistic influencers, who also received international recognition.

The design of this Graphic Concrete pattern was based on the factory’s purpose: processing milk into powdered milk. The designer's inspiration came from educational stories he told his own children about the importance of milk.

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The Ekokem Power Plant is a forerunner in the utilisation of waste. It recovers 85 per cent of the energy of the waste, the emissions being only a fraction of those of peat, wood or coal. The power plant features decorative precast concrete walls in Graphic Concrete.