Discover the fascinating process of making aerated concrete, a lightweight and energy-efficient building material widely used in modern construction. This video breaks down each step of the ...

They call their thin concrete Raac, short for reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete ... one of the city’s leading architectural conservationists, is reciting the faded glories of the arcaded ...

One broadcaster managed to track down a former architectural technician who worked with Ralph ... the water will get into the aerated concrete and it will freeze, swell up and blow. ‘These concrete ...

With concerns such as reporting suspected RAAC concrete and how it could affect PII, where does the crisis leave architects? Originally seen as a lightweight, robust and cost-effective material, RAAC ...

But don’t call it brutalist architecture, says architect Brian Rudy ... found that less than six per cent of the building’s reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) roof tiles were dangerous.

But Max Haigh, who worked for Mr Crowe as an architectural technician in the ... the water will get into the aerated concrete and it will freeze, swell up and blow," he said.

A total of 231 schools in England were confirmed to have Raac, or reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete, in the most recent government list issued last month. Due to this, many of these schools ...

Reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete, known as RAAC, is pre-cast in a factory, typically into planks, before being taken to a construction site where it can be quickly assembled into part of a ...