slipform

/ˈslɪpfɔrm/

Definitions

1. noun

A method of concrete construction in which a form is moved along a structure as it is built, allowing the concrete to be cast and set in place as the form advances.

“The slipform technique enabled the construction of the high-rise building’s foundation in just a few days.”

Synonyms

  • continuous formwork
  • slip-forming

Antonyms

  • traditional formwork