A process of making a light weight, cementitious, three-dimensional structure such as a building panel which includes the steps of measuring a quantity of water, measuring about 425 kilograms of cement, and between approximately 40 to 60 grams of ferric chloride in 40 % solution by volume per approximately 278 liters of said water, mixing said quantity of water, said cement and said ferric chloride, measuring between approximately .620 kilograms and 1 347 kilograms of substantially pure powdered aluminum, between approximately .230 kilograms and .710 kilograms of Hexafluorosilicate, between approximately .560 and .680 kilograms of calcium formate, and between approximately 4 and 8 kilograms of fiber, per approximately 278 liters of said water, combining said mixture of said cement, said ferric chloride and said water with said powdered aluminum, said Hexaflurosilicate, said calcium formate and said fiber, mixing said combination, waiting until said mixed combination rises, and forming the lightweight, cementitious, three-dimensional structure.