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A coalition of construction industry professional bodies and other organisations is calling for all UK political parties to put embodied carbon regulation in their election manifestos.

/PRNewswire/ - Today, the two newest additions to Torontos Port Lands Bridges open to the public, signifying a major step in the redevelopment of 500 acres of...

Nearly 150 parking structures in parts of Manhattan have been deemed unsafe or in need of repairs and continued monitoring, and reports on hundreds more are pending review or late to be filed.

The Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), Ibadan branch, has urged the Oyo State Government to conduct a structural integrity test on

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St Comgall’s Community Hub has been shortlisted at The Institution of Structural Engineers Structural Awards 2023.

The city Dept. of Buildings hired the firm through emergency procurement following the April 2023 collapse.

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As of mid-November this year, there were still 612 schools in England which had not been fully inspected for the aerated concrete, a Department for Education email has suggested.

We mapped the Los Angeles-area condo, apartment and office buildings that may still need a seismic retrofit. Large buildings built before 1996 may be in need of a retrofit.