Applications of Translucent Concrete:
Key Areas for Architects

Translucent concrete transforms corporate environments with its ability to create impactful reception areas, luminous wall cladding, and illuminated flooring. Its versatility extends to branded elements like company signage and outdoor lighting installations, providing a distinct and memorable impression for visitors and clients.

Architects can achieve stunning façade designs that combine beauty and performance. LUCEM offers worldwide consultation to address the technical and aesthetic requirements of façade construction, including standardization and building approval processes. Translucent concrete façades redefine how light interacts with architectural exteriors.

Integrate light and technology with translucent concrete to create dynamic, illuminated advertising spaces. Personalised messages and visuals can shine through walls, making it ideal for retail and commercial applications where attention-grabbing visuals are essential.

Translucent concrete enhances roadways, parking facilities, and urban spaces. Its illuminated features provide practical benefits, such as improved visibility and safety, while adding a unique visual dimension to infrastructure projects.

Discover the transformative power of raised backlit floors with LUCEM translucent concrete panels. Create captivating, luminous surfaces that combine durability, elegance, and functionality for modern architectural and interior designs. Perfect for corporate spaces, galleries, and terraces.

The serene glow of translucent concrete is perfect for wellness-focused environments, including spas, health facilities, and swimming pools. Its ability to highlight architectural features makes it a favorite for both new construction and renovation projects. From luxurious spas to cutting-edge hospital designs, translucent concrete creates spaces that inspire relaxation and comfort.

Why Architects Choose LUCEM

LUCEM’s translucent concrete is a revolutionary material that empowers architects to integrate light and form seamlessly. Its applications go beyond aesthetics, offering solutions that meet technical, environmental, and functional requirements.