"Flying" Slabs: How Concrete Panels Changed the World

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Flying Panels: How Concrete Panels Changed the World is the latest exhibition at ArkDes. Designed by Swedish studio Note Design Studio, it is co-curated by Pedro Ignacio Alonso and Hugo Palmarola, creators of the Monolith Controversies exhibition, which won the Silver Lion at the 14th Venice Architecture Biennale in 2014.

The exhibition brings together an array of models and material culture—such as posters, paintings, films, toys, cartoons, and opera sets—reflecting how concrete panels influenced culture to build a new society.

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Cite: Dejtiar, Fabian. ""Flying" Slabs: How Concrete Panels Changed the World" [“会飞”的板材:混凝土板如何改变世界] 06 Jul 2026. ArchDaily. (Trans. Han, Shuang) Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1070594/flying-slabs-how-concrete-panels-changed-the-world> ISSN 0719-8884
Gerbert Rappaport, director. Still from the film Cherry Town (Cheryomushki), 1963.

“会飞”的板材:混凝土板如何改变世界

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