Biomass continues to make its mark for sustainable building materials – latest report Innovation in sustainable chemical feedstocks – including biomass and food waste – has reached an inflection point according to the latest patent data reported by Appleyard Lees.
Researchers have developed eco-friendly bricks and tiles from agricultural waste, reducing costs and carbon emissions while enhancing durability and strength.
By Muhammad Osama
31 Oct 2025
This study presents CCF-BiGRU, a deep learning model that enhances data recovery in structural health monitoring, ensuring the reliability of bridge systems.
By Muhammad Osama
30 Oct 2025
The UBC cement recycler transforms waste cement into low-emission clinker precursors, significantly reducing CO2 emissions and advancing circular construction.
By Muhammad Osama
29 Oct 2025
The study demonstrates that alkali-modified biochar can enhance cement composites, improving CO2 capture and mechanical strength for greener construction.
By Samudrapom Dam
28 Oct 2025
Innovative roof tiles made from coal ash and glass waste reduce carbon emissions by 13 %, offering ecological benefits and improved engineering performance.
The study introduces a sustainability-driven framework for evaluating reclaimed steel in construction, focusing on logistics and reuse efficiency impacts.
By Muhammad Osama
24 Oct 2025
The I-EDSIS framework integrates real-time data and digital modeling for a 5D EIA, enhancing sustainability and reducing construction's ecological footprint.
By Muhammad Osama
23 Oct 2025
Inspired by pottery techniques, this nanoscale stenciling method allows for precise molecular attachment on nanoparticles, revolutionizing material engineering.
A study reveals that treated biochar enhances cement's CO2 capture and strength, offering a sustainable solution for reducing carbon emissions in construction.
Recycled steel fibers from tires offer a sustainable solution for concrete reinforcement, enhancing tensile strength while addressing environmental concerns.
By Muhammad Osama
22 Oct 2025
Research shows that integrating pumice and waste tire rubber in geopolymer concrete enhances mechanical properties, offering a sustainable building solution.
By Samudrapom Dam
21 Oct 2025
Frictional base isolation systems improve earthquake resistance in timber buildings, reducing costs and complexity while ensuring safety during seismic events.
By Muhammad Osama
17 Oct 2025
Researchers highlight material passports as key to sustainable construction, enabling material reuse and reducing carbon footprints in the building industry.
By Muhammad Osama
16 Oct 2025
Thermoplasmonic nanorings enable passive solar-responsive windows, reducing reliance on mechanical cooling and enhancing energy efficiency in modern buildings.
By Muhammad Osama
15 Oct 2025