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In a significant stride towards sustainable construction practices, researchers have explored the potential of repurposing waste materials in mortar production, focusing on crushed waste glass and pond ash. This innovative study, led by W.C.V. Fernan

The construction industry is on the brink of a significant transformation, thanks to the establishment of the RILEM Technical Committee on Alternative Paving Materials – Design and Performance (TC APD). This new committee, building on the groundwork

As the global construction sector grapples with its substantial role in greenhouse gas emissions, a recent study sheds light on the path toward achieving net zero carbon buildings (NZCBs). Conducted by Nwe Ni Myint from the Department of Civil and En

In an era where sustainability is becoming increasingly vital for the construction industry, a recent study sheds light on an innovative solution that could transform concrete production. Conducted by Raman Sphurty from the Department of Civil Engine

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal “Nature Environment and Pollution Technology,” researchers P. Muthupriya and B. Vignesh Kumar have unveiled a novel approach to brick manufacturing that could revolutionize the construction sector wh

In a significant breakthrough for the construction industry, researchers have turned their focus to geopolymers as a sustainable alternative to ordinary Portland cement (OPC). This innovative approach not only addresses the pressing need to reduce ca

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal Cleaner Materials, researchers have unveiled a novel approach to enhancing the durability and aesthetics of natural stone façades through the application of self-cleaning coatings made from titanium

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Hybrid Advances,’ researchers have made significant strides in understanding the complex particle properties of pozzolanic materials, which are crucial for enhancing sustainability in construction. Led by David

In an era where climate change increasingly dictates the parameters of construction and urban planning, a recent study led by Anaïs Machard from the Scientific and Technical Building Research Centre (CSTB) sheds light on the critical need for robust

In an innovative leap for sustainable construction, researchers have developed a method to enhance the mechanical properties and durability of traditional compressed mud bricks. This breakthrough could transform the building materials market, particu