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A damage-activated polymer layer may help extend concrete’s relatively short lifespan.

DNV has launched a new Joint Industry Project (JIP) called Concrete FLOW, which will optimize requirements for concrete floaters, specifically tailored

On November 25, 1990, the Lacey V. Murrow Bridge plummeted into the mud beneath Lake Washington, according to History Link.org.

FOSROC EXHIBITS AT THE ALL IRELAND WATER & WASTEWATER EXPO

Concrete recycling, an integral part of sustainable construction, involves reprocessing concrete rubble from demolished structures into usable materials.

If you're still using the same concrete your grandparents used, now's the time to get into the future of construction. The world of concrete technology has evolved dramatically, and you might be missing out on some of the most significant advancements in the industry. Imagine a world in which structures can heal themselves, 3D-printed buildings

The Emerging Leaders Committee of the American Society of Concrete Contractors, presented its Gaining Strength Award to Leo Zheng, Virtual Construction Manager for The Conco Companies at the 2023 ASCC Annual Conference.

It's easily recognized and often maligned, but the heart of Brutalism is honest and simple design.

In anticipation of Moscow resuming its air strike campaign this winter, Ukraine has taken steps to protect key nodes of its energy infrastructure by erecting several layers of defensive structures, the head of the State Agency for Restoration and Infrastructure Development, Mustafa Nayyem, said at NV’s Dialogues on Resilience event on Oct. 5.

Ingredients mixed into old structures include tree bark, volcanic ash, rice, beer and even urine