- Heidelberg Materials UK is opening the doors to its evoHub sample and
exhibition space in Clerkenwell, London for the duration of Clerkenwell
Design Week between 19 to 21 May 2026.
- The company is showcasing an original sculpture by Ashley Cluer and a
modular 3D printed concrete installation both made using evoZero near-zero
carbon captured cement, as well as concrete design samples showcasing the
aesthetic nature of concrete in colour, polished, with exposed aggregate and
as a roof tile.
- It is also hosting short seminars, CPDs and networking opportunities for
architects, specifiers and design consultants with breakfast and evening
drinks.
- evoHub is the company’s dedicated exhibition venue supporting
sustainability knowledge in the construction sector.
Leading building materials supplier, Heidelberg Materials UK, is making its Clerkenwell
Design Week debut with creative installations and samples at its flagship evoHub
exhibition centre to showcase the use of concrete as a versatile material choice for
architectural design.
The company is opening the doors to its evoHub at Techspace on Goswell Road, EC1
for the duration of the three-day festival between 19 to 21 May 2026, hosting a range
of architectural installations, seminars, CPDs and networking opportunities for those
at the forefront of design and specification.
Central to its showroom programme is an original sculpture by London-based
sculptor, Ashley Cluer, commissioned by Heidelberg Materials and made from evoZero
– the world’s first near-zero carbon captured cement.
The piece, titled ‘It’s a conversation starter’, highlights the role of carbon capture and
storage (CCS) in revolutionising the manufacture of cement and providing architects
and designers with a solution for reducing the carbon footprint of their projects.
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Visitors to the evoHub will have the opportunity to learn more about the company’s
leading CCS projects and develop their knowledge and expertise in sustainable
construction at dedicated seminars and CPD sessions throughout the festival.
Also on show is a portion of a large-scale modular 3D printed concrete installation,
which is currently on its way to the UK from Milan, where the full structure was
showcased at Milan Design Week. The structure is made of 3D printed concrete, using
evoZero cement, as well as plastic and wood, and will be located at Techspace.
The innovative 3D printing technology behind the installation is being used in Europe to
speed up construction and reduce material usage and waste, while enabling a high
degree of freedom in design for commercial and residential buildings.
Andy Murphy, UK Group Commercial Director, Heidelberg Materials UK, said: “This is a
great opportunity for us to demonstrate lower carbon materials to architects,
designers and specifiers, and we look forward to welcoming those across the design
sector to our evoHub during Clerkenwell Design Week.”
Other products on show include the company’s ColourCrete range of coloured readymixed concrete, which gives architects and specifiers the opportunity to bring striking
colour to concrete designs, helping their projects stand out from the crowd or blend in
with surroundings.
For more information and to register to visit Heidelberg Materials’ evoHub during
Clerkenwell Design Week, visit: https://www.heidelbergmaterials.co.uk/en/cpdregist...
