Staircase at Copenhagen Plant Science Center – Created using CRC JointCast® In his most recent post, CRC JointCast – Joints that are small, strong and simple, Bendt Aarup presented the origin and the idea behind JointCast – Hi-Cons special ‘super glue’ for on-site merging of elements into monolithic structures. In this post I’ll use a few … More CRC i2® application cases – JointCast

Concept Visualization of the coming expansion of Hi-Con’s main office in Hjallerup (DK) – Model and concept by Frier Architecture.   Last week I reported on the difficulties in casting very complex shapes for the Experiment R project. But advanced design and production concepts are not limited to experimental sculptures – at Hi-Con we are … More Hi-Con main office expansion

Visualization of the Experiment R sculpture at the intended location in Aarhus – Rendering by courtesy of Aarhus School of Architecture.   Part of being innovative and open to challenges is that sometimes we are – well – challenged. One such case is the Experiment R project conceived by Aarhus School of Architecture.   More … More Advanced casting – Experiment R

  As a precast producer it is very important for us to have a good way of connecting elements – preferably so that we can count on full transfer of moments, torsional stresses etc. The joints should be short, simple and have a strength at least equivalent to the elements that are joined together. This … More CRC JointCast – joints that are small, strong and simple