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Los Angeles Apartment Buildings Receive Decorative Concrete Improvements

Stamping & Texturing Concrete Staining & Coloring Concrete Vol. 15 No. 1 - January 2015 by John Strieder Comments are Disabled

Decorative concrete doesn’t come on a bigger scale than this. Developer Geoff Palmer has built more apartments in downtown Los Angeles than anyone else — more than 3,000 — all in the same faux-Italian style.

The Playful Vibe of Crafted Tide Concrete Pool Stones

Outdoor Spaces Stamping & Texturing Concrete Concrete Art Vol. 14 No. 3 - April 2014 by John Strieder Comments are Disabled

Decorative concrete wizard Tom Ralston is a familiar name to Concrete Decor readers for his elaborate, multifaceted homes and backyards. But there’s another side to Ralston’s work: the wildly creative stuff that’s almost pure fun.

Distinctively Styled Concrete Countertops

Concrete Countertops Staining & Coloring Concrete Vol. 14 No. 2 - February/March 2014 by John Strieder Comments are Disabled

Pennsylvania artist Robert Stadnycki has excelled in a number of media: textiles, painting, furniture. Last year, he tried decorative concrete for the first time, collaborating with SunWorks, Etc. LLC to craft three countertops in his distinctive style for a kitchen.

Elegant Concrete Overlay Provides a Touch of Modernity to Apartment Complex

Outdoor Spaces Concrete Overlays & Toppings Vol. 14 No. 1 - January 2014 by John Strieder Comments are Disabled

Sundek of Washington, Chantilly, Va., installed about 7,500 square feet of Sundek Classic Texture in Pewter Gray, Mission Tan and Clear for architect Adam Steiner, of Kimley-Horn and Associates Inc., and developer Mill Creek Residential Trust.

New Elephant Armor Overlay is Touted as Being Crack-Free

Vertical & Carved Concrete Concrete Overlays & Toppings Vol. 14 No. 1 - January 2014 by John Strieder Comments are Disabled

GST International Inc. is best known for its concrete cleaners and sealers, but the company has been working on developing the ultimate cementitious overlay for a decade and a half. They think they’ve finally cracked the case.

Architect Embraces Polished Concrete in Schools

Concrete Polishing Staining & Coloring Concrete Vol. 13 No. 8 - November/December 2013 by John Strieder Comments are Disabled

All over the country, architects who design primary and secondary schools are warming to polished concrete. Jim Ward, of Ward Scott Architecture, Tuscaloosa, Ala., is one of them. His firm’s recent project, Big Sandy Elementary School, part of the Tuscaloosa County School System, opened in 2013.