Arup has announced the completion and official launch of the John W. Olver Transit Center in Massachusetts, a first-of-its-kind zero net energy building in the US that will generate sufficient renewable energy to significantly reduce its total energy consumption.
By Joel Scanlon
8 May 2012
Research and Markets has included a new report titled ‘Sheet Metal Industry in the US’ to its catalogue.
By Joel Scanlon
8 May 2012
Suffolk Construction has been awarded the contract for the Elementary School Modernization Project at Palm Beach County. The school is likely to cover an area of 40,776sqft and will be located in South Bay, FL. All the current 314 student stations will be modernised.
By Joel Scanlon
7 May 2012
A team of researchers from Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV, Spain) has established that the usage of colours has become more versatile in today’s contemporary architecture.
R & M Quality Windows and Doors, a window replacement company based in East Bay is now offering three benefits that customers can acquire from replacing windows.
By Joel Scanlon
7 May 2012
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and Consumers Energy have announced that they will jointly reconstruct the tailwater fishing access area at Foote Dam located on the Au Sable River.
By Joel Scanlon
7 May 2012
The HGTV Dream Home will be awarded to the winner of a grand prize giveaway package which will be presented during March 2013.
By Joel Scanlon
7 May 2012
In a paper titled ‘Nanoclay-Modified Asphalt Materials: Preparation and Characterization,’ Zhanping You, an Associate Professor at Michigan Technological University, has reviewed the effect of nanomaterials in the preparation and characterization of asphalt.
By Joel Scanlon
7 May 2012
An international team of experts from Europe is preparing to enhance the energy efficiency of historic structures by minimizing the amount of energy lost through windows. Therefore, window refurbishments are a viable approach to reduce energy loss.
By Joel Scanlon
5 May 2012
84 Lumber Company has selected “Cascade Series” House in A Box measuring 495 sq.ft for construction, which began on April 30, 2012. The construction was initiated at the Summerville, SC 84 Lumber plant facility.
By Joel Scanlon
5 May 2012
In 2007, an eight-lane, steel truss arch- Minneapolis I-35W bridge collapsed into Mississippi River within 13 sec. The reason for the devastation however was not clearly resolved. Sabotage could not have been the reason for the I-35 bridge collapse. Almost 600,000 U.S bridges measure 20 ft.
By Joel Scanlon
5 May 2012
Crossrail’s first giant tunnel boring machine (TBM), Phyllis, has broken ground at Royal Oak to construct the first section of tunnel between Royal Oak and Farringdon.
Luxury home builder, Shapell Homes has announced that it will build a residential neighbourhood in Wilder over an area of 1,600 ac in Orinda, California. Towards this end, the company has entered into an agreement with developer Brooks Street.
By Joel Scanlon
4 May 2012
The computing center at Rutgers’s School of Engineering will be powered by 16 polycrystalline solar panels. For this purpose, researchers will use Parasol to determine how computing and data processing can be managed effectively with the use of electricity generated through solar power. The project is being directed by two Computer Science professors, Thu D. Nguyen and Ricardo Bianchini.
By Joel Scanlon
4 May 2012
US based provider of network controlled lighting energy management solutions, Luminergi has introduced a new Room Solution under which the intelligent lighting control network can be used for small spaces.
By Joel Scanlon
4 May 2012