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Betolar, Consolis develop lowest-emission hollow-core slabs - Vimarsana News

Betolar, Consolis develop lowest-emission hollow-core slabs

Concrete element manufacturer Consolis Parma and material technology company Betolar have conducted an extensive testing programme for research and development of low-carbon hollow-core slabs.

Parma, Arkta and Metsä to research hybrid construction - Vimarsana News

Parma, Arkta and Metsä to research hybrid construction

Consolis Parma, housing developer Arkta Rakennus and Metsä Wood have commenced a research project on hybrid construction.

Betolar and Consolis Parma Announce a Partnership for Low-Carbon Concrete Testing in Hollow-Core Slabs - Vimarsana News

Betolar and Consolis Parma Announce a Partnership for Low-Carbon Concrete Testing in Hollow-Core Slabs

Betolar has signed a development cooperation agreement to drive low-carbon construction with Consolis Parma, Finland's leading manufacturer of precast concrete elements.

Betolar and Consolis Parma announce a partnership for low-carbon concrete testing in hollow-core slabs - Vimarsana News

Betolar and Consolis Parma announce a partnership for low-carbon concrete testing in hollow-core slabs

Betolar has signed a development cooperation agreement to drive low-carbon construction with Consolis Parma, Finland's leading manufacturer of precast concrete elements.

Reusing Reclaimed Precast Concrete Elements in New Buildings – Tampere University, Finland, Coordinates a Major International Project - Vimarsana News

Reusing Reclaimed Precast Concrete Elements in New Buildings – Tampere University, Finland, Coordinates a Major International Project

TAMPERE, Finland--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 25, 2021-- Concrete is widely used as a construction material, but it has a substantial environmental impact. When a building is demolished, what happens to all the concrete? Tampere University, Finland, is coordinating the new international ReCreate project, which aims to discover how used concrete elements can be deconstructed without damaging them and reused in new buildings – and to turn the process into a profitable business. The four-year project has received €12.5 million of funding under the EU’s Horizon 2020 programme. When a buil...