Media & Exhibition
2017 — Krishna Architectural Artefact Panel
Mr. Ramesh ("Lord Dollar") – Private Client, UK · United Kingdom · Single-Cast 3D Architectural GFRC Artefact Panel
One of Aarya Precast's most technically and artistically significant creations.
2018 — Featured Company Article - "Building with Innovation"
Construction Update Magazine · Media Feature
Recognized Aarya Precast's innovative approach to architectural precast manufacturing and design collaboration.
2019 — World of Concrete India Exhibition "
The Concrete SHOP / Aarya Precast, Mumbai · Exhibition
Showcased product portfolio and manufacturing capabilities to industry professionals.
2019 — Featured Company Article: The Concrete SHOP
Building & Construction Update Magazine, Media Feature
This feature marked the official launch of The Concrete SHOP India Pvt. Ltd., introducing its premium designer concrete product range to the industry. The coverage positioned the brand as a specialist bringing aesthetic and architectural value to concrete, not just structural use.
2021 — Miniature of Somnath Temple
The Concrete SHOP / Aarya Precast, Showcase / Flagship Exhibit
A 1.5 foot concrete miniature of the iconic Somnath Temple was created at a scale of 1:100, built entirely in concrete with brass columns to hold the intricate detailing. Crafted by Ahmedabad based architect Nikunj Dave over eight months, the piece was featured in Divya Bhaskar and the Mumbai Mirror, and showcased as a flagship exhibit demonstrating the brand's precision and craftsmanship in architectural concrete.
2021 — RAW Collaborative Exhibition
The Concrete SHOP / Aarya Precast, Ahmedabad · Exhibition
Large experiential pavilion showcasing architectural concrete products and R&D capabilities.
2025 — BRUTONA — A Fusion of Brutal and Tonal
Venice Architecture Biennale 2025
BRUTONA is a sculptural installation embodying "soft brutalism," blending raw structural strength with refined, tonal elegance. Designed in UHPC (Ultra High Performance Concrete), the piece emphasizes longevity, repair, regeneration, and reuse. It was exhibited at Palazzo Mora in Venice as part of the "Time Space Existence" exhibition curated by ECC Italy (European Cultural Centre), running from May 10 to November 23, 2025, at the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale. The work was created by The Grid Architects, with technical support and craftsmanship from Concreteshop India.
