Architecture
If anyone wants to make a statement on their new building, Composites is the material to use. Its ability to form complex and/or flowing shapes and designs is unsurpassed by any other material. Large complex shapes can be formed at a fraction of the weight of traditional materials such as concrete, thus reducing the structural load on the whole building.
Restoration projects are particularly suitable for Composites and a perfect example of that is the Wellington Town Hall, where working from photographs only, the column capitals were recreated, and installed around the existing columns without disturbing the structure at all.
