BRING YOUR PROJECT INTO FORM.
Custom concrete architecture, furniture and sculpture.
The Concrete Anomaly works with architects, designers, developers and collectors to create concrete work for a specific space, use and intent. From a singular table to an integrated environment, material, form and installation are considered together.
Share what you are designing, where it will go and your timeline. Early ideas are welcome; a complete specification is not required to begin.
What you can commission
Architectural elements
Bars and reception desks. Wall panels and column wraps. Countertops, sinks and fireplace surrounds.
Furniture & site furnishings
Tables, sculptural furniture, benches, seating and planters developed for their setting.
Sculpture & public art
Site-specific sculpture, wall art and functional objects shaped by material, scale and place.
Experience, shown
Comstock Headquarters
Custom interior wall panels and corner wraps, developed as part of a broader headquarters commission.
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The Kelvin
Custom layered-terrazzo concrete community table with integrated cord management.
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Then LOVE Emerges
Monumental public concrete sculpture created by Dylan Myers for Comstock.
[ VIEW THE WORK ]How a commission develops
Define. Develop. Resolve. Create.
Define the project.
Discuss the setting, scope, intended use and design direction.
Develop the work.
Explore form, material character, interfaces and installation requirements.
Resolve the details.
Establish the project documentation, agreed material direction and production plan.
Create and coordinate.
Produce the work and coordinate delivery and installation responsibilities for the project.
A new commission.
Develop a singular object or integrated environment around your project’s space, use and intent.
An established form.
Adapt a documented form through scale, material character and the requirements of your project. PROGRAM introduces this route; material direction and production scope are agreed for each commission.
[ EXPLORE PROGRAM ]Completed commissions
The ANOMALIZED List
- Structural Group Headquarters — Columbia, MD
Dylan Myers’s first concrete project—a comprehensive headquarters commission that earned a national award for its boardroom table.
Ten specialty-themed concrete tables, the award-winning boardroom table, large-format panels with seamless corner wraps, a board-formed knee wall with integrated polished benches, reception desk, bathroom and kitchen countertops, and four gabion walls across two gardens.
- Comstock Headquarters / 1900 Reston Metro Plaza — Reston, VA
Entire rooftop furnished in custom concrete furniture, reception desk, and large-format concrete panels with seamless corner wraps.
- Then LOVE Emerges — Reston, VA
Dylan Myers’s first sculpture—at any scale—was a monumental public concrete work measuring 24 feet wide × 9 feet 9 inches tall × 2 feet 9 inches deep. Commissioned by Comstock, it was originally installed at Reston Station and subsequently relocated to LOVE Park.
- M&T Bank Stadium / Miller Lite Gatehouse — Baltimore, MD
Seven communal concrete tables, bar surfaces, and restroom concrete work.
- Glenmede Headquarters — Philadelphia, PA
Curved, fluted terrazzo barista bar and integrated surfaces.
- The Kelvin — Washington, DC
Custom layered-terrazzo concrete table with integrated cord management.
- 101 N Meridian — Tampa, FL
A 10-foot × 20-foot architectural concrete art installation composed of large-format, faceted panels. Dylan Myers developed an integrated French cleat system with concealed hardware for fast, straightforward installation.
- Maizon Brickell — Miami, FL
Custom concrete furniture and sinks.
- Banner Hill — Baltimore, MD
Concrete furnishings, all amenity tops, floor tile, mailroom elements, and pool bar.
- BLVD at Loudoun Station — Ashburn, VA
Concrete column wraps, large-format panels with seamless corner wraps, and extensive custom tops and furniture.
- CityHouse — Old Town Alexandria, VA
Custom concrete countertops and fireplace surround.
- 1213 Walnut — Philadelphia, PA
Custom concrete reception desk, furniture, countertops, and rooftop BBQ kitchen.
- The Watermark at Bellevue — Bellevue, WA
Custom concrete furniture and sculpture (Anomaly One).
- The Phoenix — Phoenixville, PA
Concrete wall art and sculptures, including DEGRADATION pieces and an urn.
- Hyatt Chesapeake — Cambridge, MD
Two concrete wall sculptures, each 4 feet wide × 15 feet tall.
- J. Linea — Washington, DC
Custom concrete sinks, countertops, rooftop amenities, and large-format column wraps.
- The Abby — Quincy, MA
5,000 square feet of large-format concrete wall and elevator wraps.
- F1rst — Washington, DC
Custom concrete furniture.
- Artisan 4100 — Brentwood, MD
Architectural concrete and integrated surfaces.
- Studio 3807 — Brentwood, MD
Architectural concrete and integrated surfaces.
- Centro — Arlington, VA
Custom concrete surfaces and architectural elements.
- Westin / Jersey City Hotel — Jersey City, NJ
Custom concrete furniture.
Start with the idea you have.
Tell us the scope, location, approximate dimensions, references and timeline. Share the information you have; the conversation can establish what is needed next.