Concrete can be degraded due to various environmental factors such as rain, extremes of temperature, and exposure to corrosive substances.
The paved road network in the Russian Federation is increasing seven times less per million people when compared to the developed countries of the USA and Europe.
The UCLA was chosen as one of its 2018 visionaries by the U.S. Green Building Council-Los Angeles chapter, to be recognized at the group’s annual Green Gala to be held on December 6th, 2018 in Hollywood.
A ban on flammable cladding similar to the material used in Grenfell Tower is not enough, says the Fire Brigades Union.
By Kerry Taylor-Smith
2 Nov 2018
Researchers from Kaunas University of Technology (KTU), Lithuania are coming up with new techniques for producing cementless concrete using fly ash—an industrial waste.
New research might help decision makers to make more informed choices when planning social housing initiatives.
Employees who work in LEED-certified green buildings are healthier, happier, and more productive compared to employees in conventional and non-LEED buildings, according to a new survey published recently by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC).
National construction business WRW has chosen Incentive Tec, part of Incentive FM Group, to provide a range of services at a new eco-friendly housing development in Bruton, Somerset.
An industry first new service, Reinforcement Products Online has opened its doors today offering a quick to navigate, easy to use format for construction firms to source the prefabricated steel solutions they need.
Lucideon, the international materials development and commercialization organization, will be hosting a free-to-attend webinar, ‘An Introduction to Investigating Failure Analysis of Onsite Hardened Concrete’, on Thursday 25 October 2018 at 15:00 UK time (10:00 EST).
Dulux Trade, the UK’s leading paint brand, has revealed its coveted ColourFutures™ colour palettes for 2019.
According to the engineering regulations, the durability and design of the structure lifetime is around 50 years. Its lifetime is extended by regular maintenance or otherwise it should be demolished and rebuilt.
After a natural disaster, it is possible to keep damaged structures in operation if there are better standards for building construction.
It’s hard to ignore the recent press that this topic has been generating in response to one of the hottest summers that Europe has experienced in decades. Buildoffsite have hit back at challenges to the performance...
A NEW collaboration aims to develop blockchain solutions to the data recording problems which can jeopardise complex construction projects.