Y-Tong vs Concrete without extra insulation in practice (heating costs)

The Casa MF exposed concrete house

Oh, I see. The term "exposed concrete" originally meant, as it was in fashion forty years ago, that the construction material concrete was left visible. I find this reinterpretation—"everything you see is given a concrete surface"—more aptly described with the newer term "architectural concrete."

Fake brutalism

Topic concrete: I know companies that energetically build their buildings out of concrete. And they have a concrete core activation. The ultimate is then an ice storage for the heat pump...

In a new development area around here, connection to the ice storage heating was mandatory...

Ytong is concrete, ...

I apologize for disturbing the "quiet rest" here. But when it is written that Ytong is the same as concrete, I MUST intervene! Both building materials do contain cement as a binder, but the (eponymous) decisive difference is the aggregate contained in concrete as filler. Furthermore, the final production process is fundamentally different. May the thread now rest in peace! R.I.P.