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Holcim leads build of Switzerland’s ‘first’ on-site 3D-printed build
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The Noida International Airport has been in development for more than two decades
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Video looks at some of the highlights from the 50th time the event has taken place
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Six Swiss companies will work on two major road projects
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Arizona-based renter buys specialist shoring rental business
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French services company now has revenues approaching €4bn
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Deal allows Peri to invest in engineering and specialist formwork construction
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Robert Hauser, CEO of Doka, tells Andy Brown about the company’s approach to data, sustainability, and growth
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ICON previews what you can expect at World of Concrete
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TrueCADD’s Bhushan Avsatthi looks at how BIM technology is changing modular formwork
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VIDEO: Flydeck promises cost, time and safety enhancements for infrastructure work
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The Doka stand will feature 45 exhibits and 110 live shows
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Innovation is driving some of the world’s most ambitious infrastructure projects but how are those in the falsework and formwork sector keeping up? Catrin Jones investigates
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Falsework and formwork are being used to combat a ageing infrastructure in Europe
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Growth buoyed by economic recovery, diversified model and acquisitions
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Acquisition of scaffolding supplier enables Altrad’s entry into Ireland.
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The latest releases in concrete equipment reflect demand for precision, speed, flexibility and lower costs, writes Belinda Smart
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Lightweight, heavy-duty prop is the fruit of a research project with Monash University in Australia
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German formwork specialist part of team performing fire resilience tests on advanced material
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New partnership with US scaffolding company AT-PAC will see Doka supply scaffolding globally to the construction market