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With the rapid development of modern science and technology and socio-economic prosperity , development and production of a variety of building materials a broad space for development , the water concrete as an integral part of building materials for the construction industry is playing an extraordinary role . Faced concrete with plain , natural calm charm , many architects are taking advantage of the characteristics of fair-faced concrete materials for the building's design , the texture of the building material impact on the human senses and the spirit of to express construction emotional . This article is to dissect the characteristics of the formal beauty of the fair-faced concrete material itself , the use of building materials natural properties : the material external shape , color , texture , texture loaded in the visual, tactile and other physical attribute gives the different psychological feelings to design , to fully exploit the natural characteristics of the construction materials in the hearts of people left visual aesthetic and psychological sense , through the art of performance , giving the material a specific sense of aesthetic value , extremely rich psychological effects , creating extraordinary visual effects and psychological feelings . The article discusses the three main parts . First, talk about the history of the development from the fair-faced concrete materials in the construction , and then analyze the natural characteristics of the fair-faced concrete materials , such as natural form , texture , texture, color and other elements , and discusses the material of the visual aesthetic and artistic forms of expression . Discussed in last faced concrete construction applications artistic expression of how reasonable and effective use of concrete materials . Ultimately makes the building material not just play the function of the material carrier , but also to reach beyond the material itself , the spirit , the quality of emotional connotation creation and ensure the exchange of people and buildings .
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