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The Sustainable Utilization of Wood in Construction

Article - 22 Jun 2022

Analysts have calculated that utilizing wood in 80% of new residential building projects in Europe alone would absorb 55 million tons of carbon dioxide (CO2). This would effectively halve the CO2...

Rapid Seismic Damage Prediction of Buildings Rooted on Structural Strength

Article - 15 Jun 2022

This study in the journal Buildings compares the suggested method to refined finite element model analysis and simplified model analysis and recommends a method for the rapid prediction of seismic...

Creating the World’s Tallest Wooden Structured Building

Article - 19 May 2022

AZoBuild spoke with Kristian Ahlmark from Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects about their ambitious new project Rocket&Tigerli, which will become the world’s tallest residential building with a wooden...

Embodied Carbon Emissions and Direct Construction Costs of Modular Residential Buildings

Article - 28 Jan 2022

The construction industry is experiencing poor profit margins and falling orders, and there is a dire need to improve its productivity. Research in the journal Buildings takes a look at modular...

Movement Due to Expansion and Contraction in Construction Using Aircrete Blocks

Article - 19 Jul 2006

Celcon manufactures a wide range of quality aircrete products, available in a variety of grades and dimensions, and all conforming to BS 6073. This is the excellence of Celcon aircrete.

Celcon Aircrete Blocks

Article - 19 Jul 2006

Celcon manufactures a wide range of quality aircrete products, available in a variety of grades and dimensions, and all conforming to BS 6073. This is the excellence of Celcon aircrete.

Study on Carbon Emissions Produced by Reinforced Concrete and Modular Construction

Article - 12 Jan 2022

This article reviews a study on the carbon emissions produced by modular construction methods versus those using traditional reinforced concrete. The researchers, writing in the journal Buildings,...

Coursing Units from H+H Celcon – Enables Builders to Comply with Building Regulations

Article - 11 Aug 2006

H+H Celcon’s Coursing Units are produced from the same material as conventional size Celcon blocks.