Norman, Oklahoma

Shotcrete & concrete
in Norman.

A concrete concept for a Norman property can help several people discuss the same scope. Whether the space serves a household or a shared building, show the route, the gathering area and the surfaces that remain before choosing a finish.

A starting point / Norman

Give shared outdoor spaces a clear plan.

Use a central slab for the gathering area and a separate path for the connection to the building. A clear drawing helps an owner, manager or occupant talk about access during the work, furniture placement and how the space should function afterwards.

03 / NORMAN CONCEPT / NOT TO SCALE

Illustrative forms only. This is not a completed Rosales project or a drawing of a specific property.

Try in the studio

A courtyard and connecting walk

Design a 14 by 18 foot concrete courtyard with a five foot wide connecting walkway. Use a neutral smooth appearance on the courtyard and broom finish on the path. Keep the forms separate and describe drainage and access as items for site review.

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Before a site review

  • Identify who needs access to the building while work is underway.
  • Record gates, delivery routes and fixed outdoor equipment.
  • Separate the desired finished layout from temporary construction access.

Concept dimensions need verification. Appearance studies are not approved finishes, quotes or engineering.

Questions before the work

Planning in Norman.

Can I share a design with a property manager?

Download the editable scene file and a preview image from the studio. The scene file can be opened again in the editor. These are concept files, not a construction set or a priced proposal.

Does a smooth preview mean it is suitable outdoors?

No. The preview only represents appearance. Traction, slope, exposure and the selected finishing system need to be evaluated for the actual use.

Read how shotcrete works before deciding whether it fits your application.

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