All Concrete Articles
The US Army has been exploring the potential of wonder material graphene when it comes to making stronger mortar and concrete for both military and civil applications.
Renco’s composite blocks were used to a build a 96-unit residential building in Florida, US
CJ Ryan reports that tilt-up construction requires experience and refined know-how.
Swiss real estate and construction services firm Implenia will build unit at research facility for Empa, Eawag collaboration
Operating at full capacity, the planned facility has the potential to generate 1.3 million carbon credits annually
New Lock will replace two obsolute locks on US side of St. Marys River
GCCA chief executive Thomas Guillot shares his thoughts on how COP 28 in Dubai went.
Canada and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have jointly launched the new Cement & Concrete Breakthrough initiative at COP28 in Dubai.
UK-based construction and consultancy company Mace has won a deal to design and build bunkers to shield the world’s most powerful laser.
The number of schools in England containing crumbling reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) has increased to 174 according to the latest official figures.
Why reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) is proving to be a headache for the owners of older buildings and why good inspection, remediation and maintenance are crucial.
A group of contractors who worked in a consortium to expand the Panama Canal have won $34.9 million at a tribunal following a dispute of the project.
Is self-healing concrete finally ready for widespread use in construction?
A great first step in making construction sustainable will be reducing the carbon emissions of concrete and, more significantly, cement
Construction consultancy business Arcadis has signed a deal to collaborate with a tech start-up that provides a drone-based digital asset management service
ICON previews what you can expect at World of Concrete
New LTM 1650-8.1 wheeled mobile telescopic crane for Swiss company replaces 500 tonner
Holicim US and ECOncrete collaborate on offshore project in New York
German building materials group has rebranded to highlight commitment to carbon neutrality
USA-based Hardesty Concrete Construction Sterling is using a Link-Belt TCC-500 telescopic crawler crane on a residential construction site
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