In the heart of Zurich, a groundbreaking study is reshaping the future of building rehabilitation, merging seismic safety with energy efficiency in a way that could redefine urban landscapes. Anastasios Tsiavos, a researcher at the Department of Civi
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In the quest to reduce the construction industry’s carbon footprint, researchers are turning to an unlikely ally: recycled polymers and nanomaterials. A recent study published in *Hybrid Advances* (which translates to “Hybrid Advances” in English) sh
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In the quest for sustainable construction materials, researchers have turned their attention to an unlikely candidate: coal bottom ash (CBA), a waste product of thermal power plants. A recent study led by Mohammad I. Al Biajawi, a researcher at Shenz
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In a significant stride towards sustainable infrastructure, researchers have discovered a novel way to repurpose plastic waste into durable asphalt pavements, offering a promising solution for both environmental and commercial challenges. The study,
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In a groundbreaking development for sustainable construction, researchers have pioneered a novel approach to creating eco-friendly 3D printable cementitious composites. This innovation, led by Mahfuzur Rahman from the Centre for Advanced Manufacturin
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In the heart of China, a groundbreaking approach to recycling is taking shape, one that could reshape the construction industry’s relationship with waste and sustainability. Researchers led by Yongyong Chen from the State Key Laboratory of Geomechani
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In the quest for sustainable and cost-effective construction materials, researchers are turning to the very ground beneath our feet. A recent study published in *Heliyon* (which translates to “Open Skies” in English) offers a promising approach to en
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In the world of construction and infrastructure, the challenge of maintaining and extending the life of ageing reinforced concrete (RC) structures is a pressing concern. With environmental and economic imperatives driving the need for sustainable sol
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In the heart of Europe, a pressing challenge looms large: the impending demolition of vast panel housing estates, a legacy of mid-20th century construction in the Czech Republic. As these structures approach the end of their operational lifespan, res
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In the quest for sustainable construction materials, researchers have turned to an unlikely hero: waste glass. A recent study led by Masoud Osfouri from the Institute of Energy, Ceramics and Polymer Technology at the University of Miskolc in Hungary
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