For too long the art world has treated concrete as “foundational” — literally the plinth, the base, the building material — while bronze wears the crown. That old hierarchy is a materials-history quirk, not an artistic inevitability. Glassfibre-Reinforced Concrete (GRC / GFRC) lets the same sculptural instincts used for clay and wax run to full scale: self-curing, thin-shell, richly texturable and a fraction of the weight of bronze. It’s time GRC was recognised as a legitimat

Discover the wide range of architectural and design applications for GRC (Glass Reinforced Concrete), also known as GFRC. From lightweight façade panels and sculptural features to domes, roof overlays, and custom interior elements, GRC offers architects and designers exceptional strength, versatility, and creative freedom. Learn how this innovative material is transforming contemporary architecture and why it’s becoming a preferred choice across New Zealand and beyond.