Cementing the Future

Ferrier designed the prototype for his Hypergreen skyscraper with ultra-high-performance concrete that can be up to 10 times as strong as the standard fare.
JACQUES FERRIER ARCHITECTURES/IMAGE FERRIER PRODUCTION
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Back in Paris, architect Ferrier acknowledges that some clients are skeptical when he proposes concrete to them. But "the environmental advantage is clear: zero maintenance, zero painting and a very long life," he says. As soon as the price drops, he adds, "we'll be able to explore more."
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