Architects, engineers, owners, design/builders -- use structural lightweight concrete. Northeast Solite® opens up a broad range of applications: tall building frames, fire resistant floors, long span roof and bridge structures, thin shell construction, including the hyper-bolic parabolic roof structure, sculpture, and special design effects in form and texture. Solite® structural lightweight concrete is found in projects such as the thin shell "bird in flight" roof of the TWA Terminal at John F. Kennedy Airport; the graceful inverted arc of the Dulles Airport Terminal roof; the roadway of the Brooklyn Bridge.

Concrete made from Northeast Solite® is generally 20 to 30 percent lighter than conventional concrete, yet just as strong and more durable.