Author name: Steven Davies

In the heart of Madrid, a building stands as a testament to architectural evolution and innovation. The Castelar building, with its suspended glass façade, is not just a structure but a symbol of how one family’s studio, Rafael de La-Hoz, has been at

In the relentless pursuit of enhancing the performance of Ni-based single-crystal (SC) superalloys, a team of researchers led by Zhe Hong from Zhejiang University has uncovered a critical mechanism that could significantly impact the energy sector. T

In the bustling metropolis of Tehran, where real estate opportunities abound, a new study offers investors a data-driven approach to selecting the optimal location for property investment. Led by Saeid Karimi from the Civil Engineering and Constructi

In the quest to address global housing challenges, a new study published in the journal *مهندسی و مدیریت ساخت* (Engineering and Construction Management) offers a data-driven approach to optimize residential construction methods, potentially reshaping

In the fast-paced world of construction, time is quite literally money. Delays in project completion can lead to substantial financial losses and setbacks for the energy sector, which relies heavily on timely infrastructure development. A recent stud

In the fast-paced world of construction, staying ahead of the curve is not just an advantage—it’s a necessity. A recent study published in the journal ‘مهندسی و مدیریت ساخت’ (Engineering and Construction Management) by Mohammad Jahankohan of the Art

In the dynamic world of construction contracting, where economic tides can make or break businesses, a new study offers a beacon of insight for private sector companies in Iran. Hadi Amini Puya, a researcher from the Islamic Azad University of Tabriz

In the heart of Iran, a critical stretch of highway is undergoing a transformation, thanks to groundbreaking research led by Reza Khavaninzadeh from the Department of Construction Management at the Islamic Azad University in Karaj. The study, publish

In the quest for sustainable and cost-effective construction materials, researchers have turned to an unlikely ally: waste from coal-fired power plants. A recent study led by Uthairith Rochanavibhata from the Department of Civil Engineering at King M

In the heart of Iraq, researchers are unraveling the intricate dance between chemistry and geotechnical engineering, with findings that could reshape how the energy sector approaches soil contamination. Ethar Wahab Rasheed, a civil engineering expert