Often considered the cornerstones of a community, cultural centers like theaters and museums are often works of art. For centuries, these facilities have been built with concrete - a trusted material with a look, feel and flexibility limited only by the imagination of the designer.
Since these cultural facilities are places of fellowship, introspection and education; comfort and serenity are of prime importance. Some may think these characteristics would be tough to achieve using concrete, but that is certainly not the case.
Since 1980, insulation systems by Thermomass have been used to civic buildings that are extremely durable, energy-efficient and cost-effective while also maintaining an environment that is both quiet and comfortable.