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Carousel Pavilion Geelong Water Front - from Galvanizers Association of Australia

Article - 2 May 2007

Designed to protect and showcase a restored and operating 19th century steam carousel, the steel and glass Carousel Pavilion plays a cornerstone role in the revitalized Geelong Waterfront.

Ensuring Scenic Views for All with Strongwell’s EXTREN

Article - 18 Jan 2017

Since its formation in 1919, the mission of Sea Scouts has remained unchanged. High adventure aquatic activities and nautical education are offered by the Boy Scouts of America’s Sea Scout program to...

How are Buildings Made to Withstand Tsunamis?

Article - 19 Jun 2023

This article discusses the risk of tsunamis to buildings in coastal regions and the strategies that can be implemented for tsunami-resistant building construction.

Designing Ladders and Rails with SAFRAIL Fiberglass

Article - 14 Dec 2016

SAFRAIL™ fiberglass ladders and ladder cages from Strongwell are a common sight in many industries, and are mounted on the sides of tanks and buildings.

Building to Avoid Flooding

Article - 11 Mar 2022

This article presents notable modern examples of building to avoid flooding.

Hurricane Protection for Buildings and Property

Article - 5 Nov 2012

A hurricane is a violent tropical cyclone with winds moving around a low-pressure area at speeds of about 74 miles per hour.

Does the Significance of Brutalism Endure?

Article - 2 Nov 2021

AZoBuild talks to Alex Anderson from the University of Washington about the history of Brutalism and its significance now.

Can Hemp Rebar be Useful in Construction?

Article - 9 Aug 2022

Researchers at a private university in the USA recently announced that they were developing a hemp rebar product that could replace steel rebar in construction projects.

How Can Moss Contribute to Urban Greening?

Article - 21 Jun 2022

Researchers in Italy have recently developed a moss-building skin that can contribute to urban greening at scale and within tight town budgets.

Building the Palm Jumeirah

Article - 24 Jan 2013

The Palm Jumeirah is an artificial archipelago created using land reclamation. It is one of three islands called the Palm Islands in Dubai.